The Clayton County Solicitor-General's Office is inviting submissions for a "Pink Pumpkin Patch" tribute to honor breast cancer fighters, survivors, and the deceased.

Marietta, Georgia, residents can now legally burn leaves as the state's annual burn ban has been lifted until the end of April, with permits required for each day of burning.

Commissioner Bridget Thorne hosts a Town Hall in Johns Creek on October 21, 2025, at Ocee Library, discussing local issues and county initiatives with residents.

A Dublin woman was charged with theft by deception after allegedly stealing funds from Cedar Grove Methodist Church and abusing her city clerk position.

Marietta City Council announced community meetings for agenda discussions, offering in-person and live virtual attendance, with details available on the city's website.

A Monticello teen was arrested by the GBI for a Lamar County homicide, with two others held for evidence tampering and false statements. The GBI seeks information to further the case.

A Gwinnett County sheriff's deputy was killed, and her son injured in a domestic shooting in Forsyth County. The suspect, Eric Sumner, faces multiple charges.

Julian Conley sentenced to life without parole plus 25 years for the fatal shooting of 8-year-old Secoriea Turner in 2020; the defense plans to appeal.

A Valdosta man received a life sentence without parole plus 96 years for a deadly shooting at a DeKalb County restaurant, being convicted on charges including Malice Murder and Aggravated Assault.

Tarmarshe Smith has been promoted to Southeast Regional Director at the Georgia Department of Corrections, effective October 1, 2025, following Annettia Toby's retirement.

Newton County homeowners to receive revised tax bills including omitted streetlight fees, as the Tax Commissioner's Office addresses a technical glitch to ensure accuracy.

A Georgia man was sentenced to one year in prison for tax evasion, failing to report over $250,000 in income. He must also pay restitution and will be under supervised release afterwards.

A former Georgia gym owner received a 27-year prison sentence for child sexual exploitation, including filming a minor and uploading content to iCloud. He must register as a sex offender and will face 20-year supervised release post-imprisonment.