Gwinnett County's 17th annual Supplier Networking Event will take place on April 24 at the Gas South Convention Center, offering local vendors a chance to network with government contacts.

Clayton County announces its 4th Annual Small Business Open House, offering networking, guidance, and support for entrepreneurs during National Economic Development Week 2025. Registration is required.

Governor Kemp of Georgia signed Senate Bills 68 and 69, reforming the state's civil justice and addressing negligent security liability, fault apportionment, and transparency in litigation financing.

Clayton County announces the inaugural season of Girls Flag Football, with registration for girls aged 8 to 13 starting May 1st, promoting empowerment and life skills.

Crabapple LIVE, a monthly event in Milton with food, music, and art, begins May 1st at 5 p.m. offering a family-friendly atmosphere and local delights.

Democratic State Sen. Jason Esteves has announced his candidacy for the 2026 Georgia gubernatorial race, aiming to become the state's first Afro-Latino governor and champion working families against conservative policies.

Atlanta faces a week of mixed precipitation, including showers and thunderstorms, with fluctuating rain chances through the weekend and temperatures reaching the low 80s.

The Atlanta City Council is voting on the contentious Amsterdam Walk project, with strong local opposition and developer arguments for the plan's benefits like affordable housing.

Woodstock's public safety teams engaged the community by hiding 10,000 Easter eggs, with Police Chief Jones leading the third annual "You've Been Egged" event for registered residents.

A Walton County shooting during an armed robbery left one man dead and his wife critically injured; Monroe Police are seeking information from witnesses.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and storms, with temperatures near 85°F and chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Commissioner Holtkamp initiates "Local Voices, Local Places" to engage with Gwinnett County's small business community, starting with a breakfast event at Reveille Café.

Attorneys are in court in Atlanta challenging ICE's alleged improper termination of international students' visas. The students' legal status is uncertain after claims that ICE wrongly flagged them in a database.