Dunwoody maintains its property tax rate at 3.040 mills for 2025 but non-homestead properties may see tax increases due to higher assessments. Public hearings are scheduled for June.

The Atlanta Police arrested a man for shooting another during an argument; the victim was hospitalized but conscious and a firearm was recovered at the scene.

The Atlanta Track Club has selected five finalists for the national anthem singers at the AJC Peachtree Road Race and Chick-fil-A Peachtree Junior. Public voting is open until June 15.

Atlanta, GA weather forecast predicts a week of fluctuating showers and thunderstorms, with various chances of rain and consistent mid-80s temperatures.

Atlanta police are investigating a shooting that occurred on June 5 at 195 Fairburn Road NW, where a 36-year-old man was shot in the hand. Officers found the victim alert and conscious before he was taken to the hospital. The Aggravated Assault Unit is leading the investigation. No suspects have been identified at this time.

14 individuals were sentenced for their roles in a Georgia dog fighting ring, totaling 343 months in prison. The case involved organized animal cruelty and drug distribution.

The Athens-Clarke County Public Utilities Department released their annual Drinking Water Quality Report, confirming the water's safety and adherence to EPA and EPD standards.

Lonnie Robert Williams, 56, was arrested for trying to obtain a nursing job in Atlanta using a falsified license; he's previously faced similar charges.

The DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority announces its Board meeting on June 12, with in-person and Zoom options.

From June 9 to 13, 43 trees affected by disease or pine beetles will be removed from Bell Memorial Park and Milton City Park and Preserve. Most trails will remain open, though visitors may encounter temporary closures or minor detours for safety.

A Fulton County judge ordered the Atlanta Police Foundation to release records on the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, rejecting safety concerns cited against disclosure.

A child was seriously injured at H.O.P.E. Park, leading to the removal of the involved equipment; details are still under investigation, and the city expressed concern and support for the family.

Duluth launches a summer live music series coinciding with the Lantern Parade, aiming to brighten downtown with entertainment and support local talent.