Atlanta celebrated the opening of the Silver Comet Connector, a new infrastructure facilitating non-motorized urban mobility, with a ribbon-cutting event attended by city officials and community members.

Gwinnett County Government won gold and silver Davey Awards for its communication efforts, highlighting storytelling and public engagement in various campaigns.

Georgia Senate committee to finalize a report on services for foster youths aging out of the system, during a public and live-streamed meeting in Atlanta.

A school janitor in Rabun County was arrested on child grooming charges and released on bond. The school dismissed him after a student's mother reported inappropriate behavior.

Desmond Riley, 49, has been charged with malice murder after his mother, Dianna Cleveland, 75, was found stabbed to death in Stockbridge. His previous arrest hints at a troubled past.

A Georgia man was sentenced to 21 years in prison for child sexual exploitation, followed by supervised release and sex offender registration, as part of Project Safe Childhood.

Gwinnett County Police are seeking information on Victoria Arzu, last seen leaving Northside Gwinnett Hospital on November 7.

A gas leak explosion at an Atlanta complex injured one and displaced 40 residents; earlier gas smell reports were dismissed by authorities before the later incident.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, anticipating mixed skies, intermittent rain, and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures in the 70s.

The Milton city council has withdrawn trail updates from its agenda and postponed a beverage license vote after residents' concerns. Further public engagement is planned for both issues.

The GBI arrested Hayden Lee Gandy from Hartsfield, GA, on charges of rape and aggravated sodomy after assisting the local sheriff's office with the investigation.

A LaGrange, GA, police officer was shot in the leg through a door while responding to a call. The suspect, Laurance Williams, was arrested on multiple charges.

Bell Memorial Park is set to remove beetle-infested trees for safety reasons starting November 24, with some trail areas closed to the public during the process.