The Atlanta City Council may extend the age limit for airport taxis, easing the burden on drivers, and modernize taxi operations with new metering tech and no uniform paint job required.

Georgia State Sen. Shawn Still's legal team seeks to dismiss charges against him related to acting as a "false elector" for Trump, as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta.

Sen. John Albers is appointed to chair Georgia’s Senate Study Committees on AI and inmate welfare, focusing on ethical AI deployment and corrections system conditions.

Judge Aileen Cannon rejects a request to limit Trump's comments on an ongoing classified documents case, dismissing claims that his rhetoric posed a threat to law enforcement.

The Cobb County Board of Elections approved runoff elections for the US House race in District 14 and Cobb Commission District 2, with early voting from June 10-14 and Election Day on June 18.

Dunwoody's Municipal Court offers an amnesty program for overdue traffic fines and warrants this summer, allowing individuals to settle their cases without additional penalties or arrest concerns.

Julie Adams, a Republican board member and director for the Tea Party Patriots, is suing for access to detailed voting data after abstaining from certifying Fulton County's primary results.

Camille Russell Love is retiring from her role as Atlanta's Director of Cultural Affairs. She's known for shaping the city's art scene and will transition into an advisory role. A search for her successor is underway.

Atlanta activist Chase Oliver wins the Libertarian Party's presidential nomination for the 2024 race, defeating other contenders including Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Harrison Floyd and Trevian Kutti, linked to Trump's Georgia election case, appeared in court; discussions included Floyd's ballot examination request and Kutti's legal representation issue.

Presidential campaigns focus on seven key swing states, with ad spending reaching $72.1 million post-Super Tuesday. Biden outspends Trump, while Trump's PAC focuses on Pennsylvania. Abortion is the top ad spend issue.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens appreciates voter support for the Municipal Option Sales Tax (MOST) to fund improvements to the city's water infrastructure mandated by federal decrees.

Atlanta’s garbage collection will be paused on Memorial Day, resuming Saturday, June 1. Residents can use the city's waste services app or website for schedule information.