Officer Anthony Cantoral of Cobb County died in an off-duty car crash; his department and community mourn the loss.

The Georgia Safari Conservation Park was named one of TIME's World's Greatest Places for 2025, recognized for its African savanna-like experience in the US and economic impact on Madison.

DeKalb County officials warn of an overnight severe weather system with tornadoes, winds, and rain. Residents are advised to prepare and use opened severe weather centers.

Lawrenceville is recruiting high school students for its free Legacy Leaders civic engagement program, with applications due until April 14, 2025, aiming to build community involvement and awareness of local governance.

Line Creek Nature Area's trail bridges are closed for essential repairs, with updates available through Peachtree City's social channels and newsletter.

DeKalb County mobilizes to open four severe weather shelters on Saturday night, offering safe havens with transportation, hot meals, and housing assistance in anticipation of tornadoes and storms.

The City Council of Milton will consider proposals for Fire-Rescue training, event logistics, environmental evaluations, development plans, and adjusting city code on impact fees at their March 17 meeting.

Reed Skelton was arrested by the GBI on human trafficking charges after allegedly engaging with a minor on social media and paying for sexual acts in Fulton County, Georgia.

The GBI is investigating the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Gary Ryals at a Hazlehurst convenience store, encouraging witnesses to provide information.

William Charles Franklin was found guilty of hate crimes against a USPS letter carrier in Georgia, facing up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Chris Green will become President of the Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC) after Governor Kemp's nomination and the board's confirmation, succeeding retiring Lynne Riley.

Clayton County offers a digital literacy course on March 28, 2025, at the Morrow Municipal Complex to help residents navigate technology and protect their digital identity.

Acworth reinforced its public safety team by swearing in Captain Tom Elledge and Public Safety Liaison Tina Pallone, both with 30 years of experience.