Kamala Harris has intensified her presidential campaign efforts in Georgia, garnering support from prominent Democrats and addressing key issues like student debt and gun violence during visits.

Georgia Democrats filed a lawsuit against a law allowing unlimited campaign donations, challenging its constitutionality and fairness ahead of legislative races.

The Athens-Clarke County Election Board proposes moving Precinct 7A's polling place to a new location and invites public commentary at an upcoming meeting.

Sen. Blake Tillery applauds GDOT for fast-tracking the US-1/State Route 4 bypass in southeast Georgia, shortening the timeline by four years, with a $26.6 million investment to enhance local transportation.

Sen. Strickland praised GDOT's $10 million investment for additional lanes on I-75 in Henry County, expecting to improve traffic flow and infrastructure.

Gov. Kemp and First Lady lead a delegation to Italy to reinforce economic ties and explore new business ventures, aiming to bring opportunities to Georgians. The mission will meet with companies like La Regina di San Marzano and Pirelli.

Legislative changes and a Supreme Court decision raise concerns about more homeless individuals in Fulton County facing jail, due to laws like SB 63 requiring cash bonds and permission to ban public sleeping.

The RNC convention in Milwaukee focused on party unity following an attempt on Trump's life, with speakers addressing safety and crime under Biden. J.D. Vance was nominated as vice-president, with his anti-abortion stance drawing attention.

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.