The Georgia Association of Educators sued DeKalb County School District for not providing written contracts to nearly 700 employees as required by state law.

Christopher Lawrence Clark, a 59-year-old from Lawrenceville, was found safe after being reported missing. The Gwinnett County Police had sought public help to find him. Details of his return are private.

The National Weather Service predicts rain in Atlanta starting this afternoon, with high chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the weekend and milder conditions expected by Sunday.

Anthony Lane was arrested for a January 6th shooting in Atlanta, facing Murder and related charges. The 19-year-old victim died on the scene. The investigation is ongoing, with details subject to change.

Residents petition for a Trader Joe's at Atlantic Station after Publix closure, but the company has yet to confirm any plans for opening at the location.

Free tax preparation assistance is offered to Cobb County residents by AARP volunteers at local libraries, requiring appointments booked online and providing same-day return completion.

An Atlanta childcare center, Little Leaders Academy, has experienced three burglaries, leading to heightened concern and increased security measures. Police are seeking the suspect captured on CCTV.

Clayton County offers free tech training for residents to improve digital literacy, focusing on device usage and online security. Limited space requires registration, promoting digital empowerment and community learning.

A man was arrested for fatally shooting a woman celebrating her birthday at a DeKalb County gas station; authorities are investigating if there are more suspects.

Cobb County receives an $8.5 million federal grant for road safety improvements, targeting high-incident areas for systemic changes including new streetlights, sidewalks, and crosswalks.

A man was shot in the neck on Jonesboro Road SE, Atlanta, and was being treated at Grady Memorial Hospital. The police are investigating the incident.

Milton's new and returning leaders, including Mayor Peyton Jamison, took their oaths. The Council began the year's work with construction contracts and honored an outgoing board chair.

The Marietta City Council announced meeting schedules with work and review sessions and a regular meeting in January, with virtual options and later informal discussions.