Atlanta's 4th of July weather may include afternoon showers and storms with a high of 95 degrees. The week continues with unpredictable rain chances and persistent heat.

Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens and Councilmember Byron Amos introduce a 'Blight Tax' to penalize owners of neglectful properties and combat urban decay.

Milton is planning a July 4th event featuring a parade, entertainment, and local business involvement for community celebration at Broadwell Pavilion.

ATLDOT to halt construction for smoother travel during the Fourth of July weekend in Atlanta, with no lane or sidewalk closures from July 3rd noon until July 8th morning.

Bond is denied for Karanji Reese, accused in the Mother’s Day shooting at Elleven Lounge, during an emotional hearing with victims’ families speaking out.

Two former employees of the City of Calhoun School District in Georgia, Railey Greeson and Brooklyn Shuler, have been indicted for allegedly having sexual contact with students.

Lawrenceville has announced its 2024 event lineup, featuring community events like concerts, movies, and cultural festivals running from July through December.

Gas South partners with Woodstock, Georgia, to offer residents and businesses gas discounts and a share of profits for community projects, with no deposit or connection fees and an online sign-up bill credit.

The Pigs & Peaches BBQ Festival in Kennesaw announced its 2023 lineup including Channing Wilson and Boy Named Banjo, and features a BBQ competition and new experiences from Victory Brewing Company.

Georgia's new Senate Bill 10 takes effect, imposing stiffer penalties on street racing participants and spectators to deter illegal racing activities and enhance public safety.

14 individuals were arrested in northwest Georgia during 'Operation Etowah Exploits' targeting human trafficking, with charges ranging from pimping to pandering and substance violations.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a mix of sunshine and thunderstorms with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week, as noted by the National Weather Service.

The Marietta City Council will hold a work session on July 8 and a regular meeting on July 10, with both events open to the public and available for live viewing online.