Superintendent Horton of DeKalb County Schools responds to a teacher-student fight, emphasizing non-punitive approaches for students and revisiting discipline policies with a focus on restorative practices.

The Decatur City Schools Board unanimously voted to reinstate their DEI policies following federal court injunctions that halted relevant executive orders.

A Cedar Grove Middle School coach resigned after a video of him allegedly abusing students spurred an investigation in DeKalb County. Tensions are heightened as the community grapples with multiple incidents of school aggression.

The Smyrna Garden Tour showcases private gardens, with a self-guided experience supporting Keep Smyrna Beautiful initiatives, including a plant sale and Tea Room refreshments.

The Gwinnett Solicitor General's Office has established a new Special Victims Unit to better address sensitive misdemeanors like sex crimes and vehicular homicides, focusing on teen victims and extending to animal cruelty cases.

Smyrna offers a free legal clinic this Saturday from 10:00 am to noon at the Smyrna First United Methodist Church to help residents with various legal issues.

The City is hosting viewings for a 39-acre property on Hopewell Road, with no pre-registration needed for prospective buyers to attend on April 30 or May 7 and submit bids by June 11.

Milton's City Council discusses new park design emphasizing sports fields, other amenities possibly delayed due to budget, receives a clean fiscal report, and considers code revisions to enhance the Deerfield area.

The Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra invites students to audition for their 20th season, with opportunities for scholarships and a celebration of GYSO's and the Georgia Symphony Orchestra's anniversaries.

Atlanta hosted "Atlanta Streets Alive," an event that closed Peachtree Street to vehicles, promoting sustainable transport and offering activities like an E-Bike Expo and dog enrichment stations.

A former EMS driver, Bruce Andre Hines, was convicted of raping a 51-year-old woman while on duty and faces 25 years in prison plus lifelong probation.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signs new laws to enhance workforce development, including programs for dual enrollment, apprenticeships, and adult education.

A woman was fatally struck by a vehicle in Atlanta; the APD is investigating the incident where the pedestrian was in the roadway, and no charges have been filed.