Atlanta airport maintenance workers protest poor workplace conditions, harassment, and low pay, with threats of a strike. They received support from some city council members and the airport's promise for improved conditions.

Butts County, Georgia is preparing for its Primary and Non-Partisan Election on May 21, 2024, with early voting beginning in late April. Voters are urged to register by April 22 and can vote in advance at the Butts County Administration Building.

Walton County increases trash disposal fees to $70 per ton and introduces a $5 minimum charge at its recycling center, while promoting waste reduction programs.

Cobb County now handles 911 calls for Austell, with the transition expected to be seamless for residents and adding 10,000 calls to Cobb's annual volume.

Inmate Eric Elam charged with making terroristic threats to Mayor of Milton after a cellphone linked him to the calls.

Federal prosecutors report the sentencing of three involved in a meth trafficking ring in Americus, Georgia, with prison terms and probation assigned.

Judge Scott McAfee is deliberating on whether to disqualify DA Fani Willis from a high-profile Georgia election interference case involving Donald Trump.

Jennifer Lopez has cancelled tour stops in several cities, including Nashville and Atlanta, with refunds issued but no detailed explanation provided. Fans express disappointment over the lack of communication.

A major roadwork project starts in Sandy Springs to ease congestion and improve pedestrian access on Johnson Ferry Road and Mt. Vernon Highway, causing expected traffic disruptions.

Douglas residents may experience discolored water during routine maintenance on the Pearl Avenue storage tank from March 12th to 15th; the city offers free rust-removal packets for affected laundry.

Brandon Hatton was arrested for the January murder of DeAngelo Ivey in Scottdale and faces malice murder charges.

Georgia's House passed a bill making "swatting" a felony, with penalties up to 10-15 years in prison, and defined drive-by shootings for enhanced prosecution.

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners is considering changes to meeting rules, such as agenda-setting, public participation, and presentation limits for their meeting on March 26.