Cobb County files motions to intervene and reconsider rulings mandating new elections for two commission districts following a judge's decision, stressing importance of correct legal process and minimizing disruption.

Georgia's State Election Board approved a rule possibly allowing local boards to delay election certification, raising concerns over election integrity.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens announces new investments in water treatment and road upgrades, in line with the city's infrastructure improvement agenda.

Atlanta passes a "blight tax" to tackle urban decay, targeting neglected properties with penalties while offering tax reductions for compliance and improvements.

Georgia's first openly gay senator, Kim Jackson, balances her legislative duties with defending LGBTQ rights against restrictive bills, while challenging legislation like RFRA viewed as harmful to the community's freedoms.

Georgia's Governor Kemp activates the SOC and coordinates state agencies in preparation for Tropical Storm Debby, which poses flooding risks and could cause power outages as it moves across the state.

Trump claimed to have "saved" HBCUs, specifically Clark Atlanta University, but the university stated they weren't "saved" by his administration's funding.

Gabriel Sanchez, a Gen Z candidate, won the Democratic primary for Georgia's House District 42 seat, indicating the growing influence of young voters in the state's political scene.

Atlanta will conduct an ethics training for 150 senior leaders as part of Mayor Dickens' efforts to enhance transparency and accountability in government.

Malicious attempts were made to cancel voter registrations of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Secretary Brad Raffensperger in Georgia, despite new portal security measures.

Vice President Harris and former President Trump held rival campaign rallies at Georgia State University, drawing thousands and showcasing their political strategies and alliances.

Atlanta Mayor Dickens approved task force recommendations to address federal HOPWA fund changes, collaborating with city officials and stakeholders to ensure continued support for persons with HIV/AIDS.

Milton's City Council will discuss the city's millage rate, hemp sales regulations, and municipal court enhancements in a series of meetings on Monday, with opportunities for public participation.