Sen. Russ Goodman of Georgia has been appointed to two Senate Study Committees focused on farmland preservation and forest innovation, leveraging his farming background and experience as Senate Committee on Agriculture Chairman.

Mayor Andre Dickens signs Executive Order 2024-03 to address a water crisis in Atlanta, ensuring quick resource deployment. Updates and details are available on the city’s website and via social media.

Mexicans in Atlanta vote in a landmark election that could see the country's first female president, with Claudia Sheinbaum and Xóchitl Gálvez leading the race.

Georgia Democrats warn of potential voter challenges in upcoming elections, citing a law that lets voters question others' eligibility. Concerns arise especially after prior challenges by the group True the Vote.

Butts County announces early voting for the June 18 runoff for County Commissioner District 1, with pertinent information on registration and voting available on their website.

Sen. Bo Hatchett joins the Georgia Senate Study Committee on Affordable Child Care, aiming to tackle the state's child care costs and develop solutions.

Sen. Sally Harrell secured a $250,000 grant for Clubhouse Atlanta, supporting mental health with community and recovery services, set to start in the next fiscal year.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp supports expanding nuclear power at Plant Vogtle, with the proposal for a "Vogtle Five," even as current construction has faced delays and cost overruns.

President Pro Tempore John F. Kennedy will chair the Senate Advancing Forest Innovation in Georgia Study Committee, aimed at sustainable energy production with a bipartisan focus on agriculture and aviation.

Senator Frank Ginn joins the Senate Advancing Forest Innovation in Georgia Study Committee to promote sustainable forestry growth and economic innovation.

Sen. Jon Ossoff visited Georgia's Palmetto USPS facility to investigate mail delays, criticizing Postmaster General DeJoy's oversight and demanding improvements, especially ahead of elections.

Mayor Andre Dickens announced Invest Atlanta's backing for 444 affordable housing units, advancing city-wide accessibility and low-income housing goals.

Atlanta mourns the loss of civil rights leader Hattie B. Dorsey, whose work focused on housing equality and the founding of ANDP, as remembered by Mayor Andre Dickens.