Adam Kinzinger, former GOP congressman, endorses President Biden, marking a significant political shift and targeting moderate Republicans and independents.

Biden's debate performance against Trump was uneven, and his health was a concern. Trump denied electoral outcomes and faced less age scrutiny. Partisan fatigue marks voters' sentiments.

Lawrenceville's Mayor and Council adopted a $189 million budget for FY 2025 focused on community growth, with a new millage rate set for public hearings in July.

Justin Kirnon has been appointed by Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens as Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, to enhance the city's relations with other government entities.

Atlanta prepares for the presidential debate at CNN's studios, with local businesses and young voters anticipating the event's impact and discussions on key policies.

Judges in Kansas and Missouri temporarily halted aspects of a student loan relief initiative, questioning the Education Department's authority on the matter.

Mayor Andre Dickens advocates for pausing the MARTA Five Points Station redevelopment due to public concern and a financial issue involving a potential $70 million debt to citizens.

Georgia prepares for a defining presidential debate, highlighting its key role in determining election outcomes as voters voice diverse political sentiments.

Douglas County unveils a new logo symbolizing unity and progress, blending tradition with a modern touch, while also updating its digital presence with a new government-focused domain.

Atlanta community leaders are opposing MARTA's plans for renovation at Five Points station, citing concerns over accessibility and functionality during the 18-month project. A press conference and rally are being held to urge MARTA to reconsider.

Former President Donald Trump claims he was "tortured" in Fulton County Jail, using the story to fundraise with merchandise like mugs featuring his mug shot.

Two years after Dobbs v. Jackson, Georgia reflects on its six-week abortion ban, with clinics like the Feminist Women’s Health Center facing the reality of turning patients away and groups like Georgia Life Alliance mobilizing for further advocacy.

Jurors have been instructed to report at designated times for various trials in Cobb Superior Court starting June 24.