Trump's bill clears the House and heads to the Senate, with Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Harper urging bipartisan support for its potential benefits to farmers.

Atlanta Police Lt. Kleinhenz was arrested for Sexual Battery involving a rideshare dispute; the APD has relieved him of duty and opened an investigation.

Sandy Springs announces its annual Stars & Stripes Fireworks Celebration on July 4 with family activities, live music by Hot Flash, and a 9:30 p.m. fireworks display. Food trucks will be present, and picnics are allowed.

Conyers, GA invites residents to review and discuss the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget at city hall and a public hearing on June 4, prior to its adoption on June 18.

Atlanta weather forecast includes sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, with chances of rain increasing towards Memorial Day and persisting through the week.

Senator Jason Anavitarte joins Georgia's High School Athletics Overview Committee, contributing to policies aimed at improving secondary school sports.

Butts County is hiring an Equipment Operator I responsible for maintaining roads and infrastructure, requiring knowledge of road work, ability to operate heavy vehicles, and physical fitness.

The GBI ruled the deaths of twins Qaadir and Naazir Lewis as a double suicide after thorough investigation, including cell data and video analysis. A firefighter was charged for sharing crime scene photos.

Cobb County announces a summer lineup of outdoor concerts featuring a variety of musical genres and performers at multiple venues, with both free and reserved seating options.

Cobb County sent incorrect voter precinct cards due to a clerical error, affecting residents in nine precincts. Corrected cards will be mailed out, and the issue is not expected to impact voting identification or turnout.

A Gainesville man was indicted and arrested for charges related to a fentanyl overdose death in Habersham County, Georgia, investigated by the GBI and other agencies.

Dunwoody Police warn of a rise in sophisticated scams, with losses in the hundreds of thousands, targeting all ages through various means including online and phone methods.

Union City's administrative offices will close early on May 23 and reopen on May 27 for Memorial Day, offering alternative payment methods for utilities and court.