Republican Noelle Kahaian narrowly defeats incumbent Lauren Daniel in Georgia's House District 81 Primary, positioning herself for the General Election.

All jurors summoned for the week of May 20, 2024, to Cobb Superior Court have been unexpectedly dismissed from duty as announced on the court's website.

Marietta residents can provide input on the city's FY2025 $420.8 million budget during a public hearing on June 5, with no changes expected in the millage rate.

The State Court of Cobb County has issued instructions for potential jurors, with Pool Groups #1-4 required to report on May 22nd, while others must stay updated via the court's website or calls.

A Jan. 6 Capitol riot participant is among those advancing to GOP runoffs in Georgia, alongside ex-Trump aide Brian Jack and former state senator Mike Dugan, stirring the state's House races.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis and Judge Scott McAfee, involved in the Georgia Trump election probe, won their re-election bids, signaling continued local support.

Georgia Supreme Court Justice Andrew Pinson retains his seat after defeating former congressman John Barrow in a contentious race focused on abortion rights.

Patrick Labat retained his role as Fulton County Sheriff with a majority vote, overcoming controversy surrounding his management of the county jail and issues such as overcrowding, violence, and inmate deaths.

The Georgia Senate’s special committee will investigate Fulton County DA Fani Willis for misconduct, live-streaming the session with witness testimony on May 23.

U.S. Rep. David Scott aims for a 12th term after primary wins, focusing on funding for Black colleges and homeowner aid. He counters claims of being out of touch and readies for the general election.

Milton's financial reporting earns praise for transparency and detail, exceeding state requirements according to an audit by CPA firm Mauldin & Jenkins.

Marietta citizens can attend City Council committee meetings on May 28, 2024, at 5:15 p.m. at City Hall, with options to watch live or via the city's website for increased transparency and engagement.

Atlanta voters face ballot questions on gun control, gambling, and abortion rights for the 2024 primaries, reflecting broader policy challenges across America.