Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has established the city's first Women of Atlanta Advisory Council to address issues like healthcare, discrimination, and the wage gap affecting women.

Milton is celebrating Earth Day with a week of eco-friendly events from April 15-22, including a new Junior Ranger program, beekeeping classes, tree care instruction, and community clean-ups.

Antavious Bailey pled guilty to charges including armed robbery and kidnapping following a home invasion involving an 88-year-old woman. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison without parole.

City Center Park's playground and spray pad will be closed for maintenance from April 11, with reopening dates to be announced later. Other park facilities remain open.

Kennesaw announced a three-year naming rights deal with The Piedmont Bank for its new amphitheater in Depot Park, inciting debate on corporate sponsorship of public spaces.

Georgia introduces a grant portal for managing its $638 million opioid settlement, targeting prevention, treatment, recovery, and harm reduction programs related to the opioid crisis.

Union City is conducting its annual hydrant flushing from April 9 to May 10, which may cause a temporary drop in water pressure and discoloration, but the water remains safe to drink. Residents are advised to run the tap until the water clears.

Missy Elliott announces her first headlining tour, "Out of This World," coming to Atlanta's State Farm Arena on July 27 with Busta Rhymes, Ciara, and Timbaland.

The NAIA has voted to restrict transgender athletes from competing in women's sports, except for cheer and dance. The NCAA aims to align with sport governing bodies on the issue.

The National Weather Service predicts a mixed week of showers and sunshine in Atlanta with fluctuating temperatures and thunderstorms, followed by a sunny weekend.

One person was fatally shot in Atlanta's Bankhead neighborhood; the APD Homicide Unit is investigating the incident that occurred near Alexander Boulevard and Vine Street.

U.S. Soccer begins construction of a new training center in Georgia, aiming to enhance the sport's growth with facilities for all teams, promising jobs and economic benefits.

The Snellville Police Department and DEA will host a Drug Take Back event on April 27 to collect unwanted medications from the public for safe disposal.