Bear Hollow Zoo in Athens is closed temporarily due to a hazardous tree. No reopening date yet, but officials promise prompt action after its removal.

A man sustained multiple stab wounds on Memorial Drive SE, and despite serious injuries, was alert when police arrived. The Atlanta Police are investigating with no suspects yet identified.

Wayne Leo Chance, 51, was arrested for impersonating a police officer and issuing terroristic threats, with investigations by the GBI and charges filed against him.

Peachtree City announces road closure at Planterra Ridge for new gate installation from Aug 18 to Sep 5 and a path closure at Interlochen Drive for repairs. Detour info is provided online.

Winterville, GA schedules a Special Election for November 4 to fill Councilperson Melissa Metzger's seat, with the candidate qualifying starting on August 19.

Georgia Senate committee to discuss college affordability solutions on Monday, including a means-tested scholarship, in an open, live-streamed meeting chaired by Sen. Nan Orrock.

Milton Restaurant Week, September 8-14, will feature special dining deals from local restaurants showcasing diverse culinary offerings at fixed prices.

Atlanta begins the design phase for the Memorial Drive Greenway, aiming to convert a half-mile area into a park connecting the Oakland Cemetery with downtown.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved funding for children's, seniors', and first responders' services, including a grant for CASA and a new fire training tower. K9 Nitro was honored upon retirement.

Mayor Andre Dickens appoints Cyril Turner as Commissioner and Eugene McKinnie as Deputy Commissioner of Atlanta's DPW to advance a sustainable and clean city agenda.

New details from the Atlanta Police reveal a fatal shooting on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive NW involved an armed robbery. The case is reclassified as a felon killed by a private citizen.

The Atlanta Police seek help to find missing 67-year-old Shelton Turner, last seen on June 28. He is 5'7", 180 lbs, wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee on Recovery Residences will hold its first hearing on August 18, aiming to explore the state's recovery residences.