Commissioner Robert Patrick introduces two Labor Day events in DeKalb County: the District 1 Labor Day 5K Fur Run and Labor Day Live! concert, supporting local causes and showcasing talent.

DeKalb County, Georgia, has launched its first comprehensive housing plan aiming to address affordable housing and support residents facing housing insecurity.

Fulton County's Connect the Dots program aims to enhance digital literacy among parents and children, partnering with Inspiredu, Commissioner Dana Barrett, and Comcast to bridge the digital divide.

Lawrenceville has opened applications for around 45 volunteer board positions for community involvement in varied sectors. Deadline is September 27, 2024.

Dunwoody announces the return of its Latino Hispanic Cultural Heritage Celebration on September 15 at The Lawn at Ashford Lane, featuring dance, music, and cuisine. Mayor Lynn Deutsch highlights its significance in the community.

After a court ruling, Cobb County reverted to state-approved district maps, with Commissioner Jerica Richardson continuing her tenure, amidst discussions on local vs. state governance.

A man pleaded guilty to creating a bomb scare on social media, leading to an office park evacuation and responses from multiple agencies. He faces up to five years in prison.

Two convicted felons in Georgia have pleaded guilty to illegal gun possession under Project Safe Neighborhoods, with potential sentences up to life for one and 15 years for the other.

Anthony Wilkinson was arrested for a deadly shooting at a party in Murray County, Georgia, resulting in Jeffery Tyler Ray's death and another injured. An investigation and an autopsy are ongoing.

The Milton Planning Commission's meeting will discuss a new 14-home neighborhood, an "Artist Studio" barn conversion, updates on the Deerfield Plan, and potential meeting date changes.

An Atlanta Police investigator was shot while serving a warrant, prompting discussions on domestic violence and gun control by Mayor Dickens. The non-fatal incident involved a domestic violence suspect illegally possessing a gun.

Clayton County settled a disability discrimination lawsuit with former deputy Vincent Handsford for $400,000, concerning his alleged mistreatment by ex-Sheriff Victor Hill.

The Senate Study Committee on Access to Affordable Childcare in Georgia will hold its first meeting on August 28, 2024, to address the high cost of childcare.