The Senate Study Committee on the Preservation of Georgia’s Farmlands will hold its first meeting on July 30, 2024, at Georgia Southern University, inviting public attendance and streaming online.

Georgia advocates sue for earlier PSC elections due to a law delaying them until 2025, sparking debate over fair representation and the election process.

Georgia's SB 189 law will require homeless voters to pick up election mail at their county elections office, prompting debate over accessibility and fraud prevention.

Savannah Chrisley claims her parents' fraud convictions were due to political persecution, likening their case to Donald Trump's experiences with federal prosecutors.

Georgia's appeals court has delayed arguments on DA Fani Willis's role in the Trump election interference case until December 5, after the November election. Trump is indicted with others but has pled not guilty.

Georgia Democrats challenge the ballot qualifications of presidential hopefuls, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., potentially affecting voter options in the state.

Georgia delegates, including notable political figures, attend the 2024 Republican National Convention ready to show unity despite internal tensions and the backdrop of a recent assassination attempt at a Trump rally.

Catherine Jordan has been promoted to manager of the GBI Central Regional Crime Lab, recognized for her leadership and extensive experience in forensic science.

The Georgia Public Policy Foundation reports significant health insurance improvements during Governor Kemp's tenure, lauding his initiatives like the reinsurance program and state-based exchange.

The Senate Study Committee on Veterans’ Mental Health and Housing in Georgia will hold a public hearing to address mental health and housing challenges of veterans.

Athens City Hall has implemented a new security screening process requiring visitors to pass through a checkpoint, in an effort to maintain a weapon-free zone, as outlined in the FY25 budget.

Georgia's Medicaid plan with work requirements has enrolled only 4,300 members, missing its 25,000 target. The program faces criticism for not accommodating for issues like caregiving and sickness.

Doug Emhoff postponed a Georgia roundtable without specifying a reason, amidst heightened political tensions following an assassination attempt on Donald Trump.