Cobb County announced that there will be no jury duty during the week of May 27, 2024, due to the Memorial Day holiday, and the state court will be closed.

Biden accelerates regulations on emissions and other areas trying to enact sustainable changes before the election and potential political shifts that could reverse his administration's progress.

Gen Z Georgians are confronting mental health issues amid inflation, elections, and social media pressures, with many prioritizing wellbeing while navigating life's challenges.

DA Fani Willis appeals a court decision dismissing charges against Trump related to Georgia election interference.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp claims every state is a "border state" because of nationwide illegal immigration concerns, blaming the current administration for escalating the crisis and calling for stronger border security measures.

A whistleblower testified about alleged misused funds in the Fulton County DA's office, bringing Fani Willis into the spotlight amid the investigation.

AAA predicts a busy Memorial Day weekend with 43.8 million travelers, despite economic concerns and higher travel costs. Travel habits adjust as more choose budget accommodations, and the TSA prepares for increased airport traffic.

Brian Jack and Mike Dugan head to a runoff in Georgia's 3rd District, while Rep. McBath prepares to face Republican Jeff Criswell. Fulton County DA appeals some Trump case dismissals.

Norfolk Southern railway will pay over $300 million for safety upgrades and community restitution following the Ohio train disaster, including a $15 million fine and funds for healthcare and environmental monitoring.

The family of Nygil Cullins, who died after a 2022 police shooting, is suing Atlanta for civil rights violations, excessive force, and inadequate police training.

Incumbent Sheriff Allen faces Turner in a runoff for Clayton County's sheriff after neither received a majority in the primary. Both focus on jail management ahead of the June 18 election.

Cochran-Johnson and Johnson will compete in a runoff for DeKalb County CEO after neither secured a majority in the primary. They aim to succeed CEO Michael Thurmond, focusing on housing, public safety, and health.

The article reports on the outcomes of recent Georgia state House primaries, where two incumbents were defeated and discusses the implications of redistricting on these elections.