SCAD mistakenly sent out an active shooter alert during a system check, causing distress. They immediately clarified the error and apologized, offering support to those affected.

Newton County residents must update their waste disposal hang tags, now sold at Cousins School and priced at $185, effective June 1 with current tags expiring June 30.

Janice Blackshear is set to become Deputy Warden of Security at Central State Prison starting May 16, 2025, as announced by Georgia's Department of Corrections.

The Milton Police Department is planning events during Police Week to honor fallen officers and engage with the community, including a memorial ceremony, a shredding event, a blood drive, a Special Olympics torch run, and walking children to school.

Hector David Sagastume Rivas pleaded not guilty to the murder of Cobb County grandmother Camillia Williams, and other related charges. He is being held without bond.

Sandy Springs inaugurated the Springway Trail, a 1.88-mile path connecting the community to the Chattahoochee River, marking a milestone in the city's 2019 Trail Master Plan.

The Marietta Arts Council, in collaboration with KSU, is showcasing student-designed public art on pedestrian bridges, celebrated at the M2R TrailFest.

Atlanta launches "Make Atlanta Your Own Gym" campaign, promoting health and wellness by encouraging residents to use city parks and trails for exercise.

Officials revisited the unsolved double homicide of Centeria Fields and Stanley Pratt at 222 Tuskegee St. SE in Atlanta and are seeking public assistance to capture the suspect.

Clayton County is offering an advanced Microsoft Excel II training course for individuals with basic knowledge, covering complex functions and shortcuts; registration is required and hands-on participation is encouraged.

The National Weather Service forecasts fluctuating weather in Atlanta, Georgia, with a mix of sun and storms, and varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

Sen. Raphael Warnock hosted a town hall addressing issues from Gaza to Trump’s policies, faced protests, and vowed accountability for Trump officials.

Two men nearly turned violent at a Newton County Walmart amid a dispute; one pulled a firearm but did not shoot. Both left before police arrived; no injuries reported. Authorities seek information.