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Crime & Emergencies in ...
Atlanta journalists are holding a vigil for colleagues killed in the Israel-Hamas conflict, advocating for peace and safety of media in conflict zones.
The Gwinnett County Jail Dogs Program is ending after 13 years, affecting both inmates and animals due to facility reconstruction and the need for medical space.
A Conyers special education teacher was charged with child cruelty for assaulting two 5-year-olds after video evidence surfaced. She was released on a $10,000 bond.
Atlanta Police offer a $200,000 reward to catch arsonists connected to protests against the new police training center after a series of fires caused nearly $10 million in damages.
Politics & Govt in ...
Georgia Rep. Drew Ferguson won't seek reelection in 2024, citing a desire to return to his roots and spend time with family after serving in Congress.
Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport begins expansion of Concourse D to enhance traveler experience and airport efficiency, with a completion target of 2029.
Community & Society in ...
Macy's has ended the 74-year tradition of the Great Tree Lighting at Lenox Square in Atlanta, leaving the community nostalgic for the cherished event.
Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport begins a $1.3 billion renovation of Concourse D and unveils a $66 million security checkpoint upgrade, aiming to improve passenger flow and reduce queues.
East Point's city manager was fired after the city lost $700,000 in a phishing scam. Interim manager Jeffrey Reeves is now focusing on recovery and ensuring such a breach never recurs.
Atlanta security guard, Michael Harris, sustained severe burns while intervening in a protest near the Israeli Consulate, where someone attempted self-immolation.
Atlanta residents protest Galloway School's plan to demolish a historic building, despite strong community ties and the structure's inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places.
Clark Atlanta University has established the first SMPTE student chapter at an HBCU, aiming to foster inclusivity and open industry doors for its students.
Fulton County is seeking poll workers for the 2024 Presidential elections, offering training and a financial incentive of up to $400 for election day work.
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