Suwanee Police Department charges home health assistant Briauna Michelle Powell with identity fraud and elder exploitation, after allegedly spending over $25,000 from victims' funds.

A goat or possibly a sheep has been eluding capture in Duluth, weaving through the city and outsmarting both police and residents. Its identity remains unconfirmed, stirring local amusement and concern.

Homeless inmate Bunnie Large died in Cobb County custody; her cause of death is under investigation. Sheriff Owens calls for societal change to address root causes.

A woman and toddler were hospitalized after their car was hit by a train in DeKalb County. Their condition is unknown; the police are investigating the incident.

MARTA introduces an updated online trip planner in Atlanta, enhancing public transport navigation with real-time updates and a mobile-responsive design.

The 'Meet the Neighbors' equestrian event in Freemanville-Birmingham offers family activities, pony rides, and educational demos on May 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Root House Plant Sale & Antique Market returns in Marietta for vintage finds and Georgia-grown plants, benefiting historical preservation on April 26, 2025.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms in Atlanta, with varied chances of precipitation over the next few days and mostly sunny skies briefly midweek.

A Cobb County man got life plus 20 years for child sexual exploitation and child molestation, after making over 100 abuse videos and sharing them online.

Actress Taraji P. Henson will speak at Spelman College's largest graduation and receive an honorary degree. She is known for acting and mental health advocacy.

DeKalb County begins the Roman Court Sewer Improvement Project on April 28, with construction expected to last until May 2026. Residents should expect increased noise and traffic, with work from 7 AM to 7 PM on weekdays.

DeKalb County announces a free paper shredding event on May 17, 2025, for residents to safely dispose of documents.

Kennesaw residents prepare for Stilesboro Road closure due to water line work, starting May 6 and lasting until fall, impacting different road sections in three phases.