Michael Reese's exhibition at the Emma Darnell Aviation Museum and Conference Center celebrates the history of African-American aviators through lightboxes and QR codes.

Dunwoody is updating its Comprehensive Plan through the "Direction Dunwoody" initiative, seeking extensive public input on development, transportation, and housing for the city's future to 2045.

Atlanta is experiencing a week of clear skies and high temperatures in the mid-90s, with evenings in the mid-70s and minimal chances of rain, per the National Weather Service.

A routine traffic stop in Gwinnett County led to a drug bust when a K9 unit detected narcotics, resulting in Lance Allen Meyer's arrest for methamphetamine trafficking.

Jonnetta Patton, Usher's mother, has opened J's SmokeHouse, a food trailer in Atlanta offering traditional BBQ and vegan options, building on her previous culinary initiatives.

A man was shot in the ankle on Boulevard NE, Atlanta, and hospitalized. The incident involved several suspects and occurred at 11pm. The Atlanta Police Department is investigating and seeking information.

An overturned tractor-trailer carrying explosives led to an extended shutdown of I-85 in Jackson County, causing traffic disruptions before reopening later.

Georgia's Governor Kemp activates the SOC and coordinates state agencies in preparation for Tropical Storm Debby, which poses flooding risks and could cause power outages as it moves across the state.

Elleven45 Lounge, a former popular nightclub in Buckhead, has been shut down by court order after a Mother’s Day shooting left two dead and several injured. The venue, now seen as a public nuisance, was denied the chance to reopen as a restaurant.

An Atlanta father was shot while helping his daughter move out of an abusive relationship; the suspect was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and other crimes.

A USPS worker in Gwinnett County is charged with mail theft, unlawful mail dumping, drug possession, and other offenses after a series of complaints led to his arrest.

Lawrenceville enhances school zone safety by mailing citations to drivers exceeding speed limits by 11 MPH, starting August 5, 2024, during key student commuting hours.

The article details upcoming Marietta City Council meetings, including times, venues, and options for virtual participation. It also mentions the availability of meeting agendas and post-meeting social interactions.