Dunwoody police officers to receive a 4.9% pay raise in July 2025, with perks including education bonuses, a substantial housing stipend, and full medical coverage from day one.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit and run early Saturday on Peachtree Road, Atlanta. Police found him unresponsive and are seeking the white Nissan Maxima driver who fled.

The GBI is investigating the death of four-year-old Kameron Williams, who was found dead in a car in Metter, Georgia, after being reported missing. An autopsy is pending.

The Carroll County Probate Court is moving from the 2nd to the 5th floor and will be temporarily closed from July 15-17 for the move. Urgent matters can call 770-830-5840.

Cobb County issued a property tax increase notice due to a legal requirement, but isn't raising the millage rate; tax revenue will rise because of increased property values.

The City of Marietta will close offices July 4th to observe Independence Day, while sanitation schedules will change, with emergency services remaining available.

A rideshare dispute over climate control between reporter Tabitha Turner and Uber driver Nicole Smith led to an alleged assault and charges against Smith.

Sergeant Greene was named Officer of the Quarter by Acworth Police for his leadership and community programs, highlighting the importance of police-community trust.

Georgia District 3 Democratic voters focus on a single polling place, First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, for the Public Service Commissioner runoff election.

Athens-Clarke County announced a 3.75% stormwater utility fee increase effective July 1, 2025, with annual hikes planned until 2033 for sustainable infrastructure management.

Atlanta police responded to a reported adult kidnapping involving an ex-couple, resulting in a vehicle accident and both parties hospitalized. The suspect was arrested with charges pending.

The Atlanta Police Department arrested Jyquez Harvey in connection with a 2023 homicide, with another suspect, Blain Stafford, also charged. Both are presumed innocent and await further legal proceedings.

Newton County is updating its Comprehensive Transportation Plan to address transportation needs through 2050, considering existing issues and future projects, with input from residents through the MovingNewtonCTP.com website.