Clayton County held a Senior Adults Day at Spivey Splash Water Park to offer local seniors a unique recreational opportunity, showcasing the community's dedication to inclusive and creative activities for elders.

Authorities and the community search for 15-year-old Orianna Hosley, who went missing in Plains, Georgia. She was last seen on a security camera early Thursday.

The Stars & Stripes Fireworks Celebration in Sandy Springs is set for July 4 with live music, food trucks, and a fireworks display at 9:30 p.m. at City Springs. No personal tents or sparklers allowed.

Douglas County Probate Judge Christina Peterson was arrested on charges of battery against a police officer and felony obstruction.

Quentin Hill was found guilty of murdering his brother over a fan in DeKalb County. He shot his brother, fled, and later surrendered to authorities. Sentencing is awaited.

MomoCon 2024 broke attendance records, drawing 55,800 attendees in Atlanta and featured guests like Suda51 and Vivienne Medrano. The event offered diverse activities including gaming tournaments and concerts.

Cargill is opening a new office in Atlanta, creating over 400 jobs focused on digital transformation in the food and agriculture sector, tapping into local talent and technology like AI.

DeKalb County Fire Rescue saved three workers from a lift stuck 60-70 feet high. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the malfunction is unknown.

Black entrepreneurs in Atlanta face significant barriers to funding despite a growth in Black-owned businesses. Historical issues and high-interest loan conditions are major obstacles as reported by WABE.

A 22-year-old man was wounded in a shooting in Atlanta, which occurred after an alleged dispute over marijuana. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Arthur Ray Hanson II from Alabama pleaded guilty to making threatening calls to Fulton County DA Fani Willis and Sheriff Patrick Labat over the Trump probe. His sentencing has been postponed, and the prosecution is seeking leniency.

Chris Yancey has been appointed by Gov. Kemp to the Upper Oconee Regional Water Planning Council, bringing over 40 years of experience in water management.

Lorraine Cochran-Johnson is elected as the first African American woman CEO of DeKalb County with nearly 60% of the vote.