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Monroe police arrested a second suspect in the Jan. 25 shooting that killed 22-year-old Teonia Stokes, a pregnant KSU student teacher. Authorities say the man was booked on murder and feticide charges.
Four people were arrested after New Years Day gunfire erupted outside a Covington Circle K; a fifth person is wanted and the probe is ongoing.
Arts & Culture in ...
Kennesaw and Smith-Gilbert Gardens present Art Blooms 2026, featuring outdoor art experiences themed around resilience, including a citywide scavenger hunt and festival.
Community & Society in ...
The Georgia Symphony Orchestra is planning a diverse lineup of performances for its 75th anniversary in 2026, including jazz, movie scores, and sensory-friendly concerts.
Board Game Marietta event returns on March 28th at Custer Park Sports & Fitness Center, offering a variety of games for all ages, with a $3 attendance fee.
Politics & Govt in ...
Marietta police formalized a 287(g) task‑force partnership with ICE in January, giving officers limited authority to enforce immigration rules. Advocates warn it could chill trust in immigrant communities.
New Census data show metro Atlanta's share of adults with bachelor's degrees rose to 42% from 39%.
A shooting involving an officer in Lawrenceville Thursday drew the GBI to the 600 block of Oaktree Park Court NW as police investigate.
Retail & Industry in ...
Main Street Sports Group filed a WARN to close two Atlanta offices and could lay off up to 74 employees after the Braves ended their local broadcast deal.
Milton city officials invite the public to discuss zoning laws on February 25, focusing on development standards and rural preservation, with no immediate decisions to be made.
Marietta invites residents to shape the 2028 SPLOST project list through public meetings and online feedback. The tax is expected to generate $78.2 million.
Marietta's Citizens' Government Academy invites locals to a free seven-week course on city governance starting March 18, 2026. Registration is limited to 25 and closes on March 2, 2026.
Fulton County's 2026 budget, approved by its Board of Commissioners, keeps property tax rates stable and invests in public safety, health, and community services.
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