The Georgia Department of Agriculture invests $825,000 into regional food banks to address food insecurity and support local farmers by redistributing surplus produce.

Dante Lamar Daugherty pled guilty to second-degree murder after his son accidentally shot himself with an unsecured gun, resulting in a 10-year sentence with 2 years in custody.

The Cobb County Safety Village is hosting Truck-A-Palooza on Oct. 4, featuring hands-on safety learning with community vehicles for $5 per person at Town Center at Cobb.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation is collaborating with Burn Boot Camp McDonough to host a free outdoor boot camp on October 11, 2025, at Lake Spivey Recreation Center.

The Cobb County Sheriff's Office is hosting a community briefing on September 25 to discuss its initiatives, honor service, and graduate a class, also addressing suicide prevention.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in McCaysville, Georgia, where police captain Worley was wounded, leading to a manhunt and the arrest of suspect Timothy Ramsey.

The Marietta History Center is organizing a tombstone cleaning workshop at Marietta City Cemetery, aimed at teaching monument preservation techniques.

The trial for Julian Jamal Conley, accused of murdering 8-year-old Secoriea Turner, has begun with contrasting opening statements and a jury assessment of crime victimization experiences.

Ex-Atlanta officer Muhammad faces a grand jury for rape and false imprisonment charges related to a June incident involving intimidation of a massage therapist.

The James Jones Gymnastics Academy is nearing its $60,000 fundraising goal to relocate to a new facility, with support from Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles and celebrities.

K-9 Storm aided in a major drug bust in Pickens County during a traffic stop, leading to the seizure of fentanyl, meth, and paraphernalia. The driver faces charges.

A Georgia business owner, Carl Alan Zaglin, was convicted for bribing Honduran officials and money laundering in a scheme to secure government contracts.

Athens-Clarke County is conducting rigorous testing of voting equipment for the upcoming November 4 elections, inviting the public to observe the process to ensure accuracy and security.