Paulding County and the City of Hiram residents may be eligible for homestead exemptions to reduce their ad valorem taxes, with varying benefits based on age or disability. Applications are due by April 1st.

Attallah Williams is charged with stealing over $3.5 million from COVID-19 relief funds, abusing her positions at the SBA and IRS. She faces charges including conspiracy to defraud the government.

The article describes Atlanta's varying spring weather, including showers, changing temperatures, and wind gusts, with a forecast of clearer, sunny skies in the coming days.

Two 'Move Over' law violations in Georgia resulted in an injured deputy and an officer, both struck in separate incidents by vehicles failing to change lanes or slow down for emergency responders.

Clayton County Police seek help locating missing 14-year-old Dara Jackson, emphasizing her health risks, and providing a description and contact info for leads.

Georgia legislative leaders announce a unified calendar for the 2026 session to improve efficiency and transparency, with the coordination aimed at benefiting the state's populace.

Atlanta police remind parents not to leave children unattended in cars following a theft where a child was safely recovered but the suspect remained at large.

In East Point, a drive-by shooting at a funeral wake left Ina Chambers dead and another injured, sparking grief and a police manhunt for the shooters.

Three people were injured in a shooting at East Point MARTA station; police say it's an isolated incident with non-life-threatening injuries. No suspect is in custody.

DeKalb County announces warming centers to open due to expected freezing conditions on January 11-12, with details on locations and transport on their website.

The Morton Theatre in Athens hosts a free screening of "Get On Up," the James Brown biopic, with free popcorn and water, no booking required, and free Sunday parking.

Lawrenceville's first Christkindl Market led to a substantial increase in visitors and local sales, with strategic parking initiatives and regional cooperation contributing to its success.

Former National Park Service worker Donny Campbell pleaded guilty to stealing $40,000 via false overtime claims at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park.