Big Bethel AME Church in Atlanta commemorated the 62nd anniversary of the March on Washington and Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech, promoting social justice engagement.

A woman was shot in a possible road rage incident on Joseph E. Boone Blvd. in Atlanta; she is conscious and the investigation is ongoing.

The retrial of A.J. Scott, accused of recklessly causing a fatal crash that killed two teens, is underway, focusing on his speed and the victims' actions.

The Atlanta Beltline is seeking proposals for a mixed-use development on 13.7 acres in Pittsburgh, including affordable housing and light industrial space.

A fatal motorcycle crash occurred in Atlanta involving a Harley Davidson and a BMW SUV; the male motorcyclist died, and the BMW's driver allegedly failed to yield.

Georgia's Senate Study Committee on Improving Family Caregiver Services is holding a public meeting to address challenges faced by caregivers, set for August 27 at Augusta University.

Atlanta police and the family of Deonta Wallace canvassed for information on his unsolved 2018 murder, offering a reward and seeking tips anonymously.

Fulton County's Freemanville Road will be closed for water service upgrades on August 23-24, with detours in place.

Douglas County Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to maintain the millage rate at 12.063 mills, responding to economic challenges and public feedback.

Touch-a-Truck event returns to Milton in September with a sensory-friendly hour, featuring various vehicles, activities, and food vendors, hosted by the city and Stonecreek Church.

Marietta's "Coffee, Campfires, and Cryptids" event returns on September 12, 2025, offering spooky local folklore storytelling in Atherton Square Park.

The Georgia Senate committee will hold a meeting on August 27 to examine how social media and AI affect children and to discuss enhancing digital privacy.

Rockdale County has reduced its millage rate from 18.69 to 18.284 to lessen the property tax burden on residents, following the unanimous decision by the Board of Commissioners.