Central Georgia is seeing an uptick in brush fires as dry, windy conditions fuel fast-moving flames, prompting safety reminders from forestry officials. In national politics, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene shifts her tone on rhetoric after public criticism from former President Donald Trump, saying she regrets contributing to toxic discourse. Mercer University makes history by naming Penny Elkins its first female president and adds nine new board members, including former Governor Nathan Deal.
Fayette County school leaders are considering changes to the student code of conduct after a racial incident at Whitewater High School. State lawmakers renew debate over whether Georgia should keep its current voting system or return to paper ballots ahead of major 2026 races. Meanwhile, Amazon opens a new delivery station in Valdosta, bringing more than 100 jobs.
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