The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Morrow, where a dispute at a restaurant led to an exchange of gunfire, injuring a suspect and an officer. Both are stable; charges include assault on an officer and attempt to commit murder.

Briarcliff Court was closed for tree removal, impacting local traffic and requiring drivers to find alternative routes.

Nicky Crawford provides free mobile showers and laundry services to Atlanta's homeless with his nonprofit "Flowing with Blessings," aided by Georgia Tech students.

Douglas County will vote on a T-SPLOST in November to fund over $100 million in transportation infrastructure improvements from 2025 to 2031. Public meetings are scheduled to discuss the proposal.

Atlanta police are seeking a man and his accomplice after they were caught on video stealing from a yoga studio.

Cobb County Drug Treatment Court celebrated the graduation of two individuals, highlighting the effectiveness of their rehabilitation program that supports substance use disorder recovery.

The article details a fatal bus hijacking in Atlanta, naming victim Earnest Byrd Jr., and suspect Joseph Grier, who faces multiple charges including murder and kidnapping.

MARTA receives a $25 million grant for a new South DeKalb Transit Hub, anticipated to improve connectivity and reduce emissions, with planned innovative features and a park-and-ride system.

The DeKalb County School Board is implementing a $400,000 pilot program that requires students to place their phones in magnetic pouches to minimize classroom distractions.

Atlanta officials are addressing water infrastructure issues after severe main breaks, discussing an overhaul plan, and prioritizing pipe replacements.

South Fulton City Council revoked the license of Air Freshener Depot II after a police raid suggested illegal marijuana sales; the store's manager was arrested and has since filed a lawsuit against the local police.

Georgia lawmakers are holding a second meeting on AI at Georgia Tech to discuss its impact and regulation, open to the public and live-streamed online.

Clayton County proposes a 31.11% property tax hike, with public hearings scheduled to discuss the changes affecting homeowners and non-homestead property values.