Decatur roads reopen after emergency repair of a damaged sewer main by DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management, with work completed following accidental damage by Atlanta Gas Light contractors.

ATLDOT announces overnight resurfacing of Cascade Road between August 11-16 to accelerate reopening and reduce impact on local community and businesses.

A Georgia man, Jauan Rashun Porter, is charged with threatening to assassinate President Trump, following his arrest related to a TikTok livestream where he made the threat.

Lawrenceville honors the legacy of Robert "Bob" Baroni, whose career in public service helped shape the city. His contributions are commemorated on the Heritage Trail.

Clayton County's Parks & Recreation opens registration for an after-school program starting August 18, providing snacks, transportation, and homework help for kids 5-13.

32 dogs were rescued in Georgia from suspected abuse; the Georgia Department of Agriculture and local authorities intervened, with potential charges pending.

Georgia introduces the 2025 Georgia Grown Farmers Market Map, a guide to over 50 local markets, highlighting fresh produce and supporting the state's agriculture.

The Fort Stewart shooting by Sgt. Quornelius Radford prompted scrutiny of military gun policies, as soldiers are not allowed to carry personal firearms on base. The incident raises debate over base security and Second Amendment rights.

Former Roswell officials demand more transparency from the current administration regarding development projects, including a new parking deck and changes at historic Mimosa Hall.

Lawmakers show solidarity after a fatal shooting at Fort Stewart Military Base, with a joint statement from Senators Watson and Mallow, as the investigation unfolds.

A man was sentenced to life without parole plus 90 years for a shooting on Valentine's Day that killed one man and injured a woman in Stonecrest, Georgia.

Marietta Parks has opened youth basketball registration for ages 6–15, with practices starting September 29, 2025, and games on November 8. Fees are $100 for residents, $135 for non-residents.

The Fernbank Museum plans a $27 million expansion to enhance exhibits and accessibility, adding interactive experiences like "Changing Earth," and a hands-on Orkin Discovery Zone.