The DeKalb County Board of Ethics will hold a public meeting to discuss administrative matters, potential ethics code revisions, a case hearing, and other issues on December 19, 2024.

The Milton City Council may approve a $176,000 donation for inclusive playground equipment. They will also recognize youth football champions, long-serving employees, and consider various city issues.

A man died after falling from an Atlanta building, and a woman was critically injured in an incident involving shooting and stabbing; police are investigating the events.

OSHA found that Serious Tree Services could have prevented the electrocution of a worker in Acworth by following safety standards, issuing the company four serious violations and fines.

Kortez Ragland, 18, has been charged with several crimes, including murder and armed robbery, in Atlanta. Police tied him to a fatal shooting and an armed robbery, where his cologne led to his arrest.

Two inmates filed a class-action lawsuit against the Fulton County Sheriff's Office over poor jail conditions, alleging constitutional violations and seeking non-monetary changes.

Farmer Lee Cromley's appointment to Georgia Farmland Advisory Council is lauded by Sen. Hickman, highlighting Cromley's agricultural expertise and anticipated contributions to farmland preservation.

Cobb County is funding a $354,000 restoration for the historic Power-Jackson Cabin to preserve one of its oldest structures, now located at Hyde Farm Park.

Athens-Clarke County Transit received the 2024 GTA Innovation Award for advancements such as new bus shelters, a $10 million transportation center, and the shift towards hybrid electric buses.

Atlanta is expecting intermittent rain and cloudy skies this week, with temperatures ranging from the low 40s to the upper 60s, according to the National Weather Service.

The U.S. Coast Guard rescued three people after their boat capsized near Savannah River jetties, with no injuries reported, highlighting the importance of safety equipment.

Vandalism at Cartersville High School involving racial slurs and obscene graffiti in the cheerleaders' area has led to the arrest of a non-student juvenile. The community and school officials are addressing the incident and its implications.

A neighbor's vigilance led to the arrest of suspect Daniel Arellano-Mata for multiple burglaries in Barrow County.