A Waynesboro man received over 26 years in federal prison for multiple armed robberies across Georgia. Cordell Cobb, 24, was convicted for ten robberies and related firearm offenses.

Cobb County has launched a new, cost-effective paramedic training program for firefighters and emergency personnel, set to double the number of trained paramedics annually.

Duluth High students, guided by Paint Love and with Duluth Public Art Commission approval, created conservation-themed storm drain murals on George Rogers Avenue, celebrated at a city-hosted event.

Newton County approved a new outdoor pickleball court for its Senior Enrichment Center after receiving a $32,473 donation. The court is part of a larger project and aims to promote seniors' well-being.

Cobb County announces a summer concert series featuring diverse music genres and events like 'Wine Down Wednesdays,' free shows, and tributes at various local venues.

Dodge County receives $4.4 million from GTIB for road improvements, combining a grant and low-interest loan for major projects to enhance transportation safety and efficiency.

The GBI is investigating an inmate's death at Chatham County Jail; 45-year-old Adam Lewis Varnedoe found unresponsive and pronounced dead despite life-saving efforts.

A 12-year-old boy, Preston Vail, was severely injured by a van while on his way to play basketball in Cobb County. Community members have since advocated for improved road safety.

A 19-year-old motorcyclist is critically injured after a crash on Gaydon Road in Powder Springs, GA. The accident occurred when the rider lost control on a curve.

Local authorities are investigating after suspected arson at two Marietta car dealerships where several vehicles were damaged by fires. No arrests have been made.

A man was arrested after a high-speed police chase in Sandy Springs involving a stolen Dodge Challenger; charges include vehicle theft and reckless driving.

A Ghostface Gangsters leader received 30 years for a meth distribution conspiracy run from prison, with associates facilitating the drug flow across Georgia.

A county service's internet outage linked to an AT&T issue caused significant disruptions before being restored, underlining the risk of reliance on a single provider.