Georgia Department of Agriculture confirms local cucumbers are safe amidst a salmonella outbreak linked to a Florida-based company's cucumbers, which led to a recall.

A Roswell apartment complex suffered a second water main break within a week, leading to frustration and some residents choosing to move out. Management offered bottled water, hotel coverage, and communication about repairs.

Showers and thunderstorms expected in Atlanta for Memorial Day with a 70% chance of rain and high of 83 degrees. Rainy weather to continue throughout the week.

Conyers Police Department offers a Junior Police Academy for youth aged 10-17 to explore law enforcement careers, with applications due by May 30, 2025.

Cobb County reported a cyber security breach that compromised personal data and has since increased its security measures. Residents are advised to monitor their accounts.

A man in Georgia was cited for illegal shooting of a mother bear, leaving her cubs orphaned. He used a .22-caliber pistol, aiming to scare her away but fatally wounded the bear instead.

Antonio DeJesus Trejo was arrested in Jackson County for rape, incest, and child molestation, with the investigation ongoing and further details undisclosed.

Ex-Marietta Youth Detention Center assistant director, Vanderia Britton, was arrested for child cruelty after allegedly assaulting a handcuffed teenager.

Douglas County Animal Shelter is under quarantine due to a Pneumovirus and Parvovirus outbreak, affecting dogs, with state officials mandating the closure.

British Consul General Rachel Galloway visited Newnan’s CEC to explore workforce development, guided by Sen. Matt Brass, with potential UK-Georgia partnerships discussed.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes showers and thunderstorms, with varying chances of precipitation throughout the week and temperatures around the low 80s.

Senator Chuck Payne has been appointed by Lt. Gov. Burt Jones to co-chair and serve on several Georgia committees and commissions related to education, energy, and athletics.

Clayton County announces a Co-Ed Summer Development Basketball League for teens 12-18, focusing on inclusivity and skill development, with registration open until May 24th, and a late registration period with higher fees until June 7th.