Cobb County is opening its 2027 HUD Grant Application Cycle, offering federal funds for community initiatives targeting low- and moderate-income residents. Workshops are available to aid applicants.

An Atlanta strategist tells WABE that fundraising, cash-on-hand and outside ad buys will shape Georgia's May primary — and a self-funded entry has already shifted the dynamics.

Jurors were shown bodycam and security footage as prosecutors and defense spar over who fired the shot that killed valet Harrison Olvey in Sept. 2023. Testimony continues this week in Fulton County.

Authorities arrested two suspects in a deadly fentanyl overdose case in Peachtree City. Police say the investigation began after an overdose death in November 2025 and led to multiple felony charges.

Cobb County invites public feedback on its federal grant use for community development, affordable housing, and homeless support, with a meeting on 02/25/26 and comment period from 02/24/26 to 03/12/26.

A 19-year-old UWG student, Lyric Farley, was killed in a shooting incident. A suspect has been arrested; the community mourns as the investigation continues.

Cobb County Superior Court hosted a mock trial for 5th graders from Timber Ridge Elementary, teaching them about judicial proceedings through active participation.

A child was shot in Atlanta and is now stable following emergency surgery; the incident may have resulted from a dispute. Investigation ongoing, no suspects yet.

Day 5 of the Tara Baker murder trial focused on forensic evidence, particularly DNA testing and hair analysis, with complications arising from the use of outdated evidence.

A judge set a 10-day deadline for setting a trial date for Dr. Devon Horton, former superintendent charged with embezzlement and fraud. Lawyers face challenges subpoenaing documents for the case expected to last 3-4 weeks.

A man was shot at Decatur Library and hospitalized; suspect Medicus Brown was arrested. The library will enhance security and remain closed until February 9.

Preciball USA plans a $17.6 million facility in Screven County, Georgia, creating 65 jobs. Governor Kemp praises the investment in local manufacturing.

Sen. Jason T. Dickerson introduced Senate Bill 442 to enforce automatic revocation of CDLs for noncitizens when their visa expires or reaches five years, requiring test retakes for renewal.