Kennesaw State University's Pi Kappa Phi fraternity honors slain alumnus Harrison Olvey with a scholarship fund, holding fundraising events like a volleyball tournament and cookout.

A fisherman in Georgia found a rifle and belongings linked to a 2015 double murder, potentially aiding in the stalled case of the murdered Runion couple.

Fairburn's boil water advisory, issued due to a pump malfunction at the Chattahoochee Water Treatment plant, has been lifted following water safety confirmations by the Department of Watershed Management.

Milton City Council approves the purchase of a 21.37-acre property for a new park, initiating a 90-day public review period for recreational space planning. Mayor Jamison highlights the investment's importance for community growth.

The article discusses upcoming meetings in Milton focusing on waste management and sustainability, including the Planning Commission meeting on Wednesday and the inaugural meeting of the Milton Sustainability Advisory Committee.

Clayton County is expanding the River's Edge Greenway Trail with Phases 3 and 4, adding two miles for community connectivity, with funding from SPLOST.

DeKalb PCID and Dunwoody Police Department partner, investing $173,350 in a Public Safety Technology Partnership to enhance security in the Perimeter district with advanced safety systems.

Two Powerball winners in Georgia and Oregon struck it rich, with the Georgia player winning $50,000 and the Oregon winner claiming a $1.3 billion jackpot.

The Biden-Harris administration's Solar for All program grants $156 million to help low-income Georgian communities through rooftop solar projects and initiatives led by the Capital Good Fund.

Two alleged organizers were arrested for a massive illegal drag race in Carroll County, trapping residents and leading to additional arrests for drugs and reckless driving.

A woman in Bibb County was arrested for assaulting another woman with gasoline and starting a fire; public assistance is requested for the ongoing investigation.

The Biden administration has finalized a HIPAA rule to protect the privacy of women seeking abortions, despite expected legal challenges and gaps in protection for mail-order abortion pills.

Lama Rod Owens, a Harvard-educated Lama, combines Buddhist teachings with his experience as a Black, queer man, advocating for self-liberation and authenticity in his new book, "The New Saints."