A car crashed into an apartment building in Norcross, leaving one dead and another injured; the car had veered off the road and fell from a retaining wall.

The Marietta Arts Council's M2R Traveling Fence Gallery provides artists a touring exhibition across Cobb County starting in Marietta, with submissions and sponsorship details available online.

The DeKalb-Peachtree Airport Advisory Board will meet on March 10 to discuss airport operations and ongoing projects. Virtual attendance is available.

Clayton County invites public participation in shaping parks and recreation services at an advisory board meeting on March 17, 2025, available both in-person and via Zoom.

The Georgia Senate passed a bill to add a sixth judge in Augusta to address case backlogs, a bipartisan move welcomed by proponents for judicial efficiency.

Commissioner Mark Alcarez invites District 4 to a Community Meeting with local leaders on March 8, 2025, at Ephesus Baptist Church for public discourse.

Gwinnett County Police seek the public's help in identifying a man who broke into a home, showered, and stole items including a key, before fleeing after a confrontation with the homeowner.

Milton Fire-Rescue issues controlled burn permit for a large-lot neighborhood development, with conditions to minimize impact on residents and environment.

Two people were shot in a parking lot altercation at Cascade Family Skating in Atlanta; one suspect is in custody. Both victims are expected to recover.

Atlanta Police reported a shooting near Kimball Way SE, with one victim hospitalized and another, a 23-year-old male, pronounced dead at the scene. No suspect or motive details were released.

The Union City Data Center Town Hall has been postponed due to a larger than expected number of interested attendees, necessitating a venue reassessment.

Atlanta's Mayor Dickens delivered a State of the City Address, highlighting achievements, vision, and future commitments such as reduced crime, improved city services, and investment in housing.

Reginald D. Wells is appointed as the new Director of DeKalb County Watershed Management, succeeding the retiring David Hayes, with extensive experience in the field.