Marietta celebrates the completion of the Powder Springs Streetscape Project, enhancing the city with new sidewalks, medians, lights, and a multi-use trail.

Marietta City Schools is enhancing security by installing the Evolv Pass-Through Weapons Detection System in schools, with a focus on safety and efficiency.

HR firm TriNet is set to open a $15.4 million corporate center in Atlanta's Dunwoody area, adding 750 local jobs and potentially boosting the local economy.

Emory University is under a federal investigation for alleged race-based practices in its graduate programs, part of a wider probe into 45 universities related to The Ph.D. Project's activities.

Cobb County and Kennesaw are hosting a job fair on April 15 at the Cobb County Civic Center, offering networking and interview opportunities for job seekers.

Cobb County's real estate market has cooled, with only a 2% increase expected in the 2025 tax digest. Growth has slowed significantly compared to previous years.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott reappoints Jon Keeney to the Harris County Ports' Board of Pilot Commissioners, extending his service until 2027. Keeney's diverse background includes engineering, psychology, and community service.

The Sandy Springs Police Department humorously introduced a goat named K-9 Jumper, with social media posts garnering attention for his purported skills and uniqueness as a K-9 unit member.

Bella Bautista, a transgender woman, withdrew from Miss Georgia USA, citing value misalignment with the organization, and is now suing the pageant company.

One man was hospitalized with a gunshot wound after a shooting in Atlanta, and police are investigating without any suspects or motives yet identified.

Keep Newton Beautiful is hosting the annual Great American Cleanup on March 29, with volunteers starting at 9 a.m. at Longhorn Steakhouse in Covington to clean up litter and beautify the community.

A fire broke out at the GFL transfer station in Fayetteville, extinguished by the local fire department. Services remain unaffected, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Milton will test its tornado sirens audibly this Wednesday, which is a departure from the typical silent monthly tests, aiming to ensure the system's functionality.