Senator Mallow will attend the Pups Day Out Youth Football Camp closing, present an award to Nolan Smith Jr., and support the event combining sports, mentorship, and academics.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts high temperatures and intermittent thunderstorms, with heat indices approaching the mid-90s and varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

Sandy Springs announces a Back to School Bash and Movies by Moonlight series with family-friendly activities, police interaction, and free outdoor movies.

The Independence Day fireworks in Milledgeville ended abruptly, causing public dissatisfaction. Freedom Fireworks accepted responsibility, offering refunds and discounts, while the city plans to enhance future celebrations.

Residents in Fulton County are protesting a proposed 12% property tax hike, arguing it would strain budgets without visible benefits while officials claim it's needed to cover a $75 million deficit.

Shawn Emmons is named Assistant Director for the Southwest Region by the Georgia Department of Corrections, overseeing 14 state facilities after progressing through various roles since 1998.

The USDA unveiled the SDRP to distribute $16 billion in aid for farmers facing crop losses due to natural disasters, including those in Georgia affected by Hurricane Helene.

Atlanta Police are investigating a shooting on Foundry St. where a woman was injured and self-transported to the hospital; no suspects have been disclosed yet.

Lonnie Pritchett named Regional Operations Coordinator at Coffee Correctional Facility by Georgia Department of Corrections.

Micheal Thomas is appointed as the new warden of Wilcox State Prison, succeeding in his role from July 16, with past experience and various relevant training.

A series of burglaries in Tucker has hit multiple businesses, causing frustration and financial strain among local proprietors. Police are investigating and reviewing surveillance footage.

Curtis Carter is appointed as the new warden of Valdosta State Prison, effective July 16, 2025, with commendation from the Georgia Department of Corrections for his extensive experience.

Former Greene County deputy Robert Kline was arrested by the GBI for using excessive force during an arrest, facing charges of Aggravated Assault and Oath of Office violation.