CobbLinc and Kennesaw State University now offer free bus rides to students with valid IDs, facilitating easier travel between KSU campuses and local areas.

A man received a life sentence for murdering a friend over an unpaid loan during Super Bowl night. The incident, involving multiple gunshots, occurred at a Stonecrest sports bar.

Butts County is hiring a Senior Center Site Manager to oversee their Nutrition Site Program, cater to seniors aged 50+, and manage meals, transportation, and activities.

Atlanta's forecast includes sun and storms, with a 40% chance of rain today, a high near 91°F, and a 30% chance tonight. Similar patterns continue through the week, with varying chances of rain and highs in the low 90s.

Atlanta rapper Young Thug had a civil forfeiture case related to a previous YSL racketeering prosecution dismissed due to a missed hearing deadline by the State.

The Georgia DHS continues to deal with aftermath of a July 28 cyberattack on its SNAP program's call center, advising recipients on security measures and replacing affected EBT cards.

A 25-year-old man from Woodstock, Brek Lewis Green, drowned at Lake Chatuge after staying in the water when a friend left. His body was found by search teams using SONAR.

The Haralson County Sheriff's Office mourns the loss of Sgt. Ricky Parks, a 37-year law enforcement veteran known for his service and positive spirit.

4-year-old girl dies in accidental drowning at an Atlanta home. Police responded to a call and the child was later pronounced dead at a hospital.

Two missing Atlanta cousins, aged 9 and 10, were found safe and returned home, raising issues about children's social media use and digital supervision.

Sandy Springs earned a Moody's Aaa rating for a $48.5 million bond issue for public safety improvements, including fire station upgrades, which Mayor Rusty Paul says highlights the city's fiscal health and investment in community services.

Federal prosecutors have charged ten individuals in connection with a $9 million fraud scheme targeting SBA loan programs, including the Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loan program. The indictment alleges the group used false documents to obtain loans, spending the proceeds on luxury cars and homes. David Nathaniel Black Jr. faces over 100 counts of money laundering, while authorities continue to search for one suspect. The case is being prosecuted with support from the FBI and Department of Labor’s Office of Inspector General.

Delores Henderson is the new Deputy Warden of Administration at BCTC, promoted from her previous role, with a strong background in finance and facility operations.