Providence Park will close two trails on Thursday for tree removal maintenance, but one trail remains open. The work addresses safety and ecosystem health.

Clayton County offers free Trash Amnesty Days to aid residents in disposing of large waste, excluding hazardous materials, to prevent illegal dumping and improve community cleanliness.

Felon Joshua Timothy Rex pleaded guilty to illegal firearms possession after being intercepted at a university.

Atlanta weather forecast suggests intermittent showers and thunderstorms with highs in the 80s, turning to significant rain by Sunday and a temperature drop by Monday.

Shane Robinson was convicted by a Newton County jury for the felony murder of Charles Stanley III, including aggravated assault and firearm possession charges.

Colin Gray, father of Apalachee High School shooting suspect, is seeking a trial venue change, citing media exposure and local bias. He faces 29 counts, including second-degree murder.

Legislation is being proposed to enhance EBT card security amid rising fraud, with bipartisan support and a focus on adopting tech akin to credit card standards to protect SNAP users.

A 17-year-old was arrested for a Snapchat school shooting threat, leading North Cobb Christian School into lockdown. Ella Sever faces a felony charge and will no longer be enrolled at the school.

Atlanta lawmakers propose new regulations on short-term rentals to address rental party disruptions, requiring permits and setting caps and distance requirements.

Line Creek Nature Area bridges in Peachtree City are closed for repairs, with no set timeline for reopening. Residents are directed to alternative trails until maintenance for safety and accessibility is completed.

Sen. Anavitarte and Rep. Kelley propose property tax relief for Polk County seniors through Senate Bill 356 and HB 848, with increased homestead exemptions based on age.

DOJ drops lawsuit against Georgia's election law, SB 202; Governor Kemp claims the state leads in early voting and high turnout, with 5.29 million votes in 2024.

Butts County seeks a full-time Code Enforcement Police Officer to enforce local regulations, inspect properties, issue citations, and maintain community safety.