Atlanta implements a travel moratorium for Memorial Day weekend to ease transport within the city, suspending roadwork-related closures from May 23-27, 2025.

Elie Schwartz was sentenced to over seven years for defrauding investors of $62.8 million through a false real estate investment scheme on CrowdStreet Marketplace.

Carroll County announces the closure of Convenience Centers and Transfer Station for Memorial Day, advising residents to plan waste management accordingly.

The Milton Police Department held its annual awards ceremony during Police Week, honoring officers and community members for their service and heroism.

The weather forecast for Atlanta, Georgia, predicts sunny days with high winds, followed by a likelihood of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend and Memorial Day.

Black faith leaders, including Pastor Jamal-Harrison Bryant, voice dissatisfaction with Target's DEI rollback, planning a protest on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder to demand the reinstatement of commitments to the Black community.

Two people were shot in a robbery attempt on a MARTA train near East Point station; one was seriously injured and the other suffered a graze wound. The suspect fled and is being sought by police.

A woman was stabbed in the head following an argument in Southwest Atlanta; she was conscious when transported to the hospital. The investigation is ongoing.

A family dispute on Fisher Road led to an armed standoff when Demetrius Gray brandished a gun and fired a shot; he was later arrested without injuries.

Dispute leads to shooting on Spring Street, with one man critically wounded by a gunshot to the head; police investigate possible motive and seek perpetrator.

Gov. Kemp signed a bill supporting Georgia's military personnel, ensuring financial protection for their families by preventing life insurance denials due to service.

Gwinnett County is reopening the LAA Gwinnett Outreach Center, providing support for families facing homelessness and housing insecurity. The ceremony is on May 19.

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp appoints and reappoints 39 individuals to various state entities, aiming to maintain smooth operations in education, law enforcement, and other sectors.