Clayton County began construction of the Lakeview Events Center Amphitheater, envisioned as a community hub for entertainment, with a ceremony attended by local leaders and residents.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee on Combating Chronic Absenteeism holds its first meeting to address student attendance issues, inviting public and media participation.

DeKalb County invests $8 million in the Park 500 transitional housing project to aid families in extended stay motels, offering comprehensive services and aiming for completion by December 2025.

The Georgia State Election Board ruled that Lyft violated state law by offering discounted rides to polls, favoring urban areas over rural ones. No punitive action was taken, but Lyft was informed of the violation.

The Atlanta Police Department is investigating a fatal highway incident and seeks witnesses and footage, with a $5,000 reward offered for crucial information.

Business owners in southwest Atlanta are struggling due to extended construction on Cascade Road, impacting access to their establishments and resulting in financial losses. They are seeking city aid, emphasizing grants over loans.

Two Georgians won $1 million each from scratch-off lottery tickets, with one ticket sold in Decatur and another in Willacoochee. The wins contribute to Georgia's educational funding.

Woodstock announced the fees and dates for the 2025 Municipal General Election for mayor and council seats, with the election set for November 4, 2025.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms for Atlanta, with temperatures reaching the high 90s and a persistent chance of rain into the next week.

Due to a high-pressure gas main break, Paulding County issued road closures around Harmony Grove Church Road, with traffic diversions and investigations ongoing.

Derek Cummings, a 32-year-old father, was fatally shot in DeKalb County after chasing a thief who had stolen from his work truck. His family mourns the loss.

Six Flags Over Georgia is ending its winter season early, discontinuing the Holiday in the Park event and focusing on peak spring and fall seasons to enhance guest experiences.

Flicks on the Bricks and Live & Loud Fridays in downtown Duluth successfully blended live music, local engagement, and a screening of "Happy Feet," creating a vibrant community event.