Gwinnett County approves the sale of the former Olympic Tennis Center to Fuqua Acquisitions for $5.6 million. The site will be redeveloped into a mixed-use hub featuring a Costco, eateries, and affordable housing.

Clayton County is offering free legal consultations on Law Day 2024, May 1st, to assist residents with legal advice in various specializations at the Harold R. Banke Justice Center.

Invest Fest, a financial festival, is returning to Atlanta in August for its fourth year, announced by its co-founders and the city's mayor, aiming to merge business with culture and improve on past event issues.

A man was arrested for burglary, criminal damage, and obstruction at Iron Mountain in Norcross after police responded to a security alarm and found him attempting to flee from a broken window.

The body of 20-year-old Dequandre Smith, missing since March 2, was identified in Newton County, ending the search. No foul play is indicated, but the investigation continues.

A man was shot and wounded in Atlanta; police are investigating the incident as a potential negligent discharge by an acquaintance of the victim. No arrests have been made yet.

Milton's annual Community Egg Hunt drew an estimated 6,000 people and included activities like rock climbing and face painting, with special arrangements for sensory-sensitive children.

The Atlanta VA office is renamed after late Senator Johnny Isakson to honor his service to veterans. A dedication ceremony marked the change, reflecting Isakson's significant efforts in veterans' affairs.

Fulton County reports recovery progress after a cyberattack, with key services like telephone and property tax systems operational again, despite LockBit ransomware group threats.

Athens-Clarke County's Elections Department will test all voting equipment starting April 8 for the upcoming election to ensure accuracy and security.

Christian Wise Smith challenges incumbent Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, promoting a reform platform, while Republican Courtney Kramer also joins the race with a conservative agenda.

A former Habersham County jailer, Alexander Hardaway, faces new charges for alleged sexual contact with an inmate and oath violation, in addition to prior charges of lying to the GBI.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens presented plans for transit, public safety, and housing in his State of the City address, highlighting a drop in violent crime and a new MARTA station initiative.