Cobb County Public Library's Summer Reading Kickoff Party on June 7 will feature interactive activities and celebrate the "Color Our World" theme at Switzer Library.

Hogansville is on alert during a manhunt for Jarmmal Cox, wanted for assaulting an officer and other charges after a police car hit, a chase, and a hostage situation.

Marietta Fire Department announced promotions, praising the firefighters' service and dedication. Fire Chief Milligan expressed pride in the team's achievements, noting individual and collective excellence.

A South Fulton community vigil honored Capt. Helio Garcia during National Police Week, with family and colleagues remembering his life, service, and the impact of his loss.

Metro Atlanta faced heavy storms that brought wind, rain, and hail but calmed by mid-morning. Residents experienced disruptions and damage, including fallen trees and airport delays, but no injuries were reported.

Fatal shooting on Forsyth Street SW results in one male victim; Atlanta Police urge witnesses to aid ongoing investigation.

The Strand Theatre announces its production of "GREASE" with a talented cast, running from May 23 to June 22, 2025.

Gwinnett County opposes a new state law that may financially impact taxpayers, arguing it burdens them with mandates and threatens the county's sovereign immunity.

Marietta's Gone With the Wind Museum is hosting a "Pollinators in the Garden" event on May 31st to educate visitors about pollinators and offer activities like repotting plants.

Gwinnett County will invest in traffic safety, gang prevention, school zone monitoring, emergency readiness, and a Summer Meals program, funded by grants and local budgets.

A 14-year-old boy was shot in the leg in Atlanta and managed to get to Grady Memorial Hospital. The incident, under Atlanta Police investigation, occurred at Middleton Road with no suspects or motives yet identified.

Governor Kemp signed SB 331 into law, transferring Barrow County Airport's management to county control, marking a governance shift from the separate Airport Authority established in 1958.

Atlanta proposes a slight decrease in property tax rates as part of its $3.0 billion budget for FY2026, aiming to reduce debt and improve the city's financial health. Public hearings are scheduled for citizen input.