Eagle Scout candidate Sam Copple-Goodman and his BSA Troop 9622 have installed "Little Libraries" in Milton's Freedom Park and Mayfield Park for visitors to exchange books.

The Joint House and Senate Committee on Licensing Issues in Georgia will hold its second meeting to tackle the complexities of professional licensing regulations.

A man was shot dead at a Stone Mountain gas station, prompting a homicide investigation by DeKalb County Police. Details are limited, and authorities seek public assistance.

Atlanta Public Schools hosted a Back-to-School Bash, providing free supplies and community support, with notable figures and organizations contributing to similar initiatives across the metro.

The SBA offers Economic Injury Disaster Loans to businesses affected by Georgia water main breaks, covering 11 counties, with applications open until April 10, 2025.

A global tech outage linked to a CrowdStrike software update disrupted flights, Atlanta services, and local utilities; Delta Air Lines canceled over 400 flights.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens praised President Biden's positive impact on Atlanta and the country, highlighting Biden's commitment to working-class issues and lauding him as an extraordinary American leader and friend.

Erickson Mondesir, 19, was charged with hit-and-run for crashing his car into a Gainesville apartment, injuring an 8-year-old girl, and fleeing the scene.

The Atlanta Police released footage of a chase involving a stolen ambulance on April 17, after a man took it from a hospital with medics inside. The man was later arrested.

Sundance Film Festival may relocate from Park City after 2026, with six cities shortlisted as potential new hosts. Its board is assessing each for compatibility with the festival's growth and values.

DeKalb County is dealing with a Crowdstrike outage, impacting local government systems, but emergency dispatch remains functional. County IT is working to resolve the issue.

Sen. Blake Tillery applauds GDOT for fast-tracking the US-1/State Route 4 bypass in southeast Georgia, shortening the timeline by four years, with a $26.6 million investment to enhance local transportation.

The Douglasville Pedal Pushers Bike Program is active again, offering bike rentals for exploring Hunter Park's trails and sights, with varied fees based on rental duration.