DeKalb County announces the Salem Road Water Main Replacement Project starting Mar 17, aiming to improve water service.

Cobb County celebrated five graduates from its Mental Health Court, a program combining supervision and treatment to improve mental health and reduce recidivism.

The Atlanta Police Department is investigating a sexual assault in Virginia Highland, urging patience and caution in sharing unverified information to preserve the case's integrity.

Mayor Pro-Tem Houston of Acworth presided over the swearing-in of new board and commission members at a city council meeting, highlighting civic engagement.

Erick Allen won the Democratic runoff for the Cobb County Board of Commissioners District 2, with low voter turnout. He will face Republican Alicia Adams in the April 29 special election.

Michael Brantley received the 2024 Silver Eagle Award for exceptional leadership in Cobb County's PARKS department.

Georgia Governor Kemp appointed Democratic Senator Emanuel Jones to the Fiscal Affairs Subcommittee, tasked with influencing state budgetary decisions.

Marietta's Parks, Recreation, and Facilities Department introduces a Women’s 5v5 basketball program on Tuesdays for those 21+, limited to 30 players, with a $2 fee, running March 4th-April 8th.

Duluth plans to turn storm drains into art to raise environmental awareness, involving local students and organizations in the beautification and educational project.

Charges of child molestation against former Cherokee Bluff High School soccer coach Cal Cook have been dropped after presenting evidence of his innocence.

Grady Health System seeks community input on a new ER facility planned for Union City, prioritizing local feedback to address a "healthcare desert" south of I-20.

Former student Ashton Hornsby was fatally shot after a prom party in Powder Springs, and Carlos Diaz has been arrested in connection with the incident.

Georgia's February tax revenue increased by 4.6% to $2.13 billion, with rises in motor fuel excise and individual income taxes, despite a slight year-to-date decline after adjustments.