An Atlanta Residential Reentry Center employee was arrested for sexually assaulting a federal inmate and faces investigation by the DOJ Office of Inspector General.

Lane closures for sidewalk repairs on Nelson Street SW in Atlanta will occur on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., impacting traffic but maintaining accessibility.

Fayetteville hosts its final Movie in the Park event with a free outdoor screening of "Home Alone" on November 15, offering local food options and community spirit.

DeKalb Board of Ethics has cancelled their November 21 meeting with no given reason; it's rescheduled for December 19.

DeKalb County hosts a Thanksgiving Break Camp for children aged 5-13 from Nov. 25 to Nov. 27, with affordable fees and registration available online or at various centers.

The Justice Department found that Fulton County Jail in Georgia violates constitutional laws, with conditions leading to violence, neglect, and deaths.

Three members of the Ghostface Gangsters, including a high-ranking member, pleaded guilty to meth trafficking. They operated from within Georgia prisons.

An Idaho man was sentenced to 10 years for hacking and extortion, compromising personal data of over 132,000 people, including a medical clinic's patients.

Coweta County enhances emergency readiness with seven new tornado sirens in Newnan, featuring regular tests to ensure functionality and citizen safety.

Coweta County's Veterans Treatment Court has been recognized as a Model Court program in Georgia, highlighting its commitment to helping veterans through an 18-month recovery-focused program, addressing mental health, addiction, and job readiness.

Cobb County sets special election dates for Commission Districts 2 and 4, following a court ruling against their commission maps. Qualifying starts December 18, 2024, primary on February 11, 2025, and general election on April 29, 2025.

A man was arrested after a domestic dispute turned into a shooting in Rockdale County; he was shot by a woman during the altercation and fled, later to be found at his mother's house.

Deion Patterson, accused of a Midtown Atlanta shooting, has been ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial and will undergo evaluation to determine the possibility of future competency.