Fulton County's Board of Commissioners voted 5-2 to delay nominations of two GOP candidates to the election board, amid legal disputes and concerns over the candidates' actions.

A Florida man was arrested by the GBI for allegedly scamming an elderly couple out of over $1 million in a multi-state cyber fraud case involving timeshare scams.

Clayton County is offering an Introduction to Canva Training course on September 15 to teach participants how to use the design tool for creating professional graphics without prior experience. Registration is required and limited.

Griffin Police arrest apartment owner Herbert Shaw and Erica Miller in a teen sex trafficking case, urging public to provide information for their ongoing investigation.

The City of Dunwoody has released a cautious FY 2026 budget draft focused on public safety, customer service, and maintaining strong financial reserves.

The annual Root House Harvest Dinner in Marietta, GA, features a Southern-style meal in a historic setting, with proceeds supporting the Root House Museum & Garden.

The Atlanta weather forecast predicts varied conditions: possibility of showers, then sunny with highs around 87-92 degrees, and a slight chance of weekend storms.

No charges in the death of Malachi Mitchell after a gun sale turned fatal, with the shooter, a 19-year-old acquaintance, claiming self-defense during a dispute.

Bobby Lee Hart Jr. was charged with multiple rapes in Douglas County. Authorities seek additional victims, linking cases through CODIS. The DA urges survivors to come forward, offering support.

Moores Mill Road NW in Atlanta is closed from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for tree removal, affecting sidewalks as well. Local traffic is permitted; others should reroute.

Gwinnett County, progressing with the Gwinnett Place Mall area's redevelopment, has purchased the old Sears property for $11.5 million, adding 11.5 acres to its land holdings.

A meeting on September 8 at the Newton County Historic Courthouse has been scheduled to discuss a proposed development at 12955 Brown Bridge Rd in Covington.

Fayetteville's Finance Department is inviting artists to enter their art contest themed "No Limits on Imagination," with selected works to feature on budget books and in City Hall.