Clayton County proposes a 31.11% property tax hike, with public hearings scheduled to discuss the changes affecting homeowners and non-homestead property values.

Georgia faces a potential rise in voter challenges for the 2024 elections, driven by apps like Eagle AI and IV3, which critics fear could lead to voter disenfranchisement.

Jill Biden campaigns to secure the veteran vote for President Biden's re-election, emphasizing their sacrifices and contrasting their treatment with former President Trump's alleged remarks.

Brooke Huckaby becomes the youngest female mayor in U.S. history in Arabi, Georgia, aiming to involve her generation in local governance. Her election challenges perceptions of Gen Z's political engagement.

Georgia's Senators are focusing on infrastructure, public health, workforce development, housing, election security, and agriculture, with various initiatives and funding aimed at improving these sectors throughout the state.

The WABE Politics Podcast "Plugged In" covers a road trip exploring the historical influence of Georgia and its connection to presidents Roosevelt and Carter.

Cobb County State Court has summoned jurors for July 8, 2024. Groups #1-8 must report at 8:30 AM, while Groups #9-10 are excused. Jurors must bring a summons and check-in online, with parking at 191 Lawrence Street.

Atlanta is considering a "blight tax" to curb urban decay by targeting absentee owners of neglected properties, exempting occupied buildings, with incentives for improvements.

Civil rights groups are reevaluating their legal strategies and considering Section 1983 in their fight against a contentious redistricting plan in Arkansas after a series of court defeats.

Rudy Giuliani faces a challenge from creditors, including two Georgia election workers who won a $148m defamation judgment against him, to dismiss his bankruptcy case for an alleged lack of good faith.

Vice President Kamala Harris defends Biden post-debate, rallying support and focusing on his presidential track record. She is also actively engaged in outreach and is seen as essential to the Democratic campaign's stability amid election concerns.

Sen. Jon Ossoff initiated an inquiry into the protection of election workers, soliciting DOJ and FBI strategies to counter increased threats against them.

Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens and Councilmember Byron Amos introduce a 'Blight Tax' to penalize owners of neglectful properties and combat urban decay.