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.

The Atlanta Police Department captured homicide suspect Terrell Carithers with the U.S. Marshals' help, emphasizing the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

Senator Emanuel Jones condemns the Boulder terror attack on a pro-Israeli rally, emphasizing solidarity against hate and the importance of confronting antisemitism.

Georgia begins issuing tax rebate checks up to $500 to eligible residents due to the state's budget surplus, with varying amounts based on filing status.

Burger King employee Mykale Baker's work ethic on graduation night led to a GoFundMe raising $200,000 and a $10,000 scholarship from the Burger King Foundation.

A report shows a 14% increase in family homelessness in Atlanta, despite a 1% overall rise, suggesting a stabilizing trend in homelessness. Data reveals disproportionate Black representation and a growing number of seniors facing homelessness.

Atlanta is expected to have a week of showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and warm temperatures, potentially disrupting outdoor activities and commutes.

Applications for Sandy Springs' 2025-2026 Citizens' Leadership Academy are open until June 30. This program educates residents on city governance with a $35 fee.

Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens announced the unanimous approval of a $3.0 billion budget for FY 2026, emphasizing public safety, economic growth, and sustainability.