The Georgia 6th Congressional District prepares for primaries with redistricting creating a new majority-Black constituency and three Black women Democrats in the running.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by John Barrow, ex-congressman and Georgia Supreme Court candidate, letting him continue public discussion on abortion rights without restrictions.

The Georgia Court of Appeals will hear Trump's appeal to disqualify DA Fani Willis over a conflict of interest due to her relationship with a former prosecutor.

Fulton County anticipates possible runoffs in key elections, with incumbents facing tight races and controversies, as voter participation is expected to increase.

Georgia lawmakers are challenging a state arrest law at the Supreme Court, arguing it curtails free speech and is ambiguously enforceable. Reps. Nikema Williams and Park Cannon were previously arrested under this law during Capitol protests.

Biden and Trump have agreed to a debate on June 27 in Atlanta, bypassing the traditional Commission on Presidential Debates. CNN will host without an in-person audience, while discussions on moderators and rules continue.

The Newton County Agricultural Center is set to receive $500,000 from the state for upgrades, as announced by Sen. Brian Strickland and supported by agricultural figure Mort Ewing.

The Georgia Board of Education has approved a $3.4 million expansion of the Leader In Me program to 120 more schools, aiming to enhance leadership skills for over 84,000 students.

Sen. Larry Walker III appointed to a Blue-Ribbon Committee in Georgia to address professional licensing issues impacting small businesses. He is committed to reducing bureaucratic inefficiency and streamlining the licensing process.

Jimmy Carter's grandson reports the former president is doing okay in hospice care, recently casting a mail-in ballot and exemplifying his dedication to civic duty and democracy.

Fani Willis expressed gratitude to local law enforcement for their protection amid threats linked to her investigation of former President Trump and his associates. She recounted emotional challenges and committed to staying in her South Fulton home.

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy agrees to pause restructuring at some USPS facilities, including the Atlanta center, until 2025 following Senate pressure.

Gov. Brian Kemp vetoed a pause on tax breaks for Georgia data centers, preserving the financial incentive until 2031, despite concerns over energy consumption and environmental impacts.