Atlanta's Department of Transportation reports a northbound lane on S.R. 139/Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW is closed for emergency water main repair.

The Milton City Council approved the sale of a small, excess plot of land for $11,336 and discussed various other items including road safety improvements and a moratorium extension on new zoning applications.

Talitrix sues Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat for breach of contract over unpaid $865,000 bill for jail technology amid concerns over non-competitive bidding and campaign ties.

Atlanta suffers a major water main break, enforcing a boil water advisory and road closures, but essential services like hospitals and the jail remain operational. The city distributes water and works to repair the damage.

The Milton Design Review Board discussed several demolition requests and design variances during a public meeting, including decisions on structures and paint hues.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene clashed with Dr. Anthony Fauci during a hearing, challenging his directives and medical title, while Fauci defended his actions and called for productive discourse on pandemic preparedness.

An 18-year-old, Jerone Wilson, was arrested for a DeKalb County shooting that left six wounded. He faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault.

The Marietta History Center will hold a Juneteenth Cemetery Walking Tour on June 18th to honor African American history, with tickets available for members and non-members.

The Ogeechee Riverkeeper plans to sue two U.S. agencies, alleging failure to properly evaluate the environmental impact of Hyundai's new electric vehicle plant in Georgia.

Former Fulton County Jail inmates partake in Canine CellMates' Beyond the Bars program, training rescue dogs, aiding in their rehabilitation and paving the way for new beginnings for both men and dogs.

Prospective jurors for Cobb County State Court are experiencing delays and are instructed to remain on standby for further updates, as the court works through its processes.

Atlanta Public Schools approves a budget for the 2025 fiscal year that includes an 11% pay raise for teachers, the largest in 15 years, along with funds for various educational initiatives.

Atlanta residents criticized city leadership over water issues resulting from infrastructure failure, with ongoing recovery efforts involving the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Officials denied negligence, citing investments in the water system.