Two teenagers were injured in shootings in Atlanta, which police believe may be related. They were found at separate locations with arm wounds and are hospitalized. The investigation is ongoing.

Lawrenceville announces a municipal election for November 4th, with two City Council seats available. Qualifying for candidates is from August 18-20 with a $378 fee.

A section of Peachtree Street NW in Atlanta was closed for building maintenance, with detours provided by ATLDOT.

The City of Milton unveils a Student Service Award to honor high school seniors for their community service within city-approved organizations, with different levels based on volunteer hours. Applications are open until March 31, 2026.

Three Georgia men were convicted in a federal crackdown on a Cook County-based drug trafficking organization, facing potential life sentences for drug and weapons charges.

Barrow County appoints Bill Nash as Deputy County Manager and Brett Skinner as Fire Chief, enhancing leadership for infrastructure and emergency services.

Suwanee plans to convert a walkway into a "reading grotto" at the Town Center, funded by a $100,000 grant from Explore Gwinnett for community enhancement.

A series of shootings in Atlanta left one dead and several injured, with incidents believed to be connected. Police are investigating the violent events.

Atlanta expects a hot week with temperatures reaching the mid to high 90s and heat indices in the triple digits, with chances of afternoon showers and thunderstorms midweek.

A man was fatally shot on Memorial Drive, and the suspect, Tavaris Williams, was arrested after returning to the scene. The Atlanta Police Department is investigating the incident.

A man was fatally shot in Southeast Atlanta, with his death highlighting the city's battle with gun violence. The incident occurred at 369 Skylar Way SE, with no suspects yet identified.

WorkSource Fulton is deploying its Mobile Career Center to Fulton County libraries to offer on-site career help, backed by the WIOA, with services including internet access and employment guidance.

Fulton County, GA reallocates over $2.4 million in housing funds to support services and seeks public input on the amendment to the HOME-ARP Allocation Plan.