Marietta residents can attend City Council meetings on April 7 and 9 to engage with local legislation, in-person or virtually, with agendas available online and proceedings broadcasted on the city's website.

A woman shot and killed her brother in a Southwest Atlanta home. She's in custody; details and charges are pending. The local community has safety concerns.

A two-year-old girl in Atlanta's Zone 6 was killed by a vehicle on Glenwood Ave. SE; the driver is cooperating with the police investigation. No charges have been filed yet.

Fayetteville is renovating roads in the Quail Hollow neighborhood and repairing Lester Road path, aiming to minimize disturbances and maintain local access during works.

Fayetteville's webinar focused on enhancing inclusivity for those with developmental disabilities, featuring discussions on education, support strategies, and community engagement.

A fire at Redmond Chase Apartment Homes in Floyd County resulted in the death of a 3-year-old and injured others, with investigations ongoing into the electrical origin of the blaze.

Edgar Santana of Lilburn, reported missing since March 24, has been found safe, as confirmed by Gwinnett County Police. His location during the disappearance remains undisclosed.

Donald Trump nominates Georgia State Sen. Brandon Beach as U.S. treasurer; Beach to oversee the U.S. Mint, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and Fort Knox gold reserves.

Hyundai opened its new electric vehicle plant in Bryan County, Georgia, expected to create 8,500 jobs and significantly increase U.S. EV production capacities.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Atlanta after Travis Walker was injured when police responded to a man threatening others with a gun.

Georgia's AG advises residents to delete 23andMe accounts over data concerns following the company's bankruptcy filing, as genetic data could be sold.

Loganville Police seek suspects in a weekend gas station burglary, where smoking products were stolen after thieves forced entry using a stolen Kia. Public assistance is requested.

The DeKalb County Board of Registration and Elections approved changes to some polling locations for the June 17 Special Primary, with most changes temporary except for a permanent shift of the Dresden Elementary (DC) Precinct.