The DeKalb-Peachtree Airport Advisory Board meeting on Feb 9 offers updates on operations and allows community input in Atlanta, both in-person and virtually.

Senator Hodges reports on Georgia's legislative session, emphasizing tax relief, support for education, financial regulation clarity, worker compensation issues, and homeowner protections.

Atlanta Police arrested Omayrilin Colon for the murder of a 3-month-old in October, following a detailed investigation that revealed high alcohol levels in the baby's blood.

The Athens-Clarke County Board of Elections has announced changes to polling locations for Precincts 7A and 3B, with permanent new sites designated for future elections.

Fayetteville launches the GoVille! app to connect citizens with the government, enabling notifications, local updates, and reporting of civic issues via SeeClickFix.

Aspen Easterling, a 19-year-old rapper and Twitch streamer, was arrested for allegedly abusing a puppy, based on a Twitch video. The puppy is safe, and while investigations continue, her Twitch channel has been suspended.

Flooding at Fulton County's Rice Street Jail occurred due to a failed pipe repair, which led to significant water damage in various parts of the facility. No inmate areas were affected.

The Clayton County Water Authority assures Atlanta residents their drinking water is safe following a fuel spill, with rigorous testing confirming no contamination.

A 13-year-old boy was critically injured after being hit by a vehicle on I-75 in Atlanta; the police are investigating how he ended up on the highway.

"Hamilton" anchors Broadway in Atlanta's 2026/2027 season, which also features "Mrs. Doubtfire" and "Boop, the Musical," with additional diverse performances planned.

Paul Anthony Nicholls has been convicted of international drug trafficking linked to the overdose deaths of two U.S. Navy submariners, with a minimum sentence of 20 years to life.

Sen. Dickerson introduced the Housing for Heroes Act (SB 429) to help 100% disabled veterans with housing by capping income requirements for rent at twice the monthly amount.

A Marietta man receives a nearly 15-year sentence for fraudulently obtaining $13 million from PPP loans and the IRS, using fake tax returns and a non-existent business.