Commissioner Kirkland Carden hosts a town hall on Oct. 14 at Suwanee City Hall to discuss Gwinnett County's transit future and the upcoming referendum.

The Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department received the Spirit of Green Award for its waste reduction programs including the Teacher Reuse Store and Repair Café initiatives.

Genaro Davalos-Pulido was sentenced to 20 years for running meth labs and having a firearm for drug trafficking.

Kennesaw celebrates military members with a free lunch event at the Ben Robertson Community Center, featuring remarks by officials and a color presentation by the NJROTC.

Athens-Clarke County provides a Pet Food Pantry program, supporting pet owners in need by offering free pet food and accepting donations from the public to sustain the service.

The #GreatDunwoodyCleanup invites locals to clean up the city on November 2, combining individual efforts and group projects, with documentation for volunteers available upon request.

Butts County seeks proposals for debris monitoring services to enhance public safety and environmental health, with a deadline for queries until October 22nd, 2024, and for submissions by November 5th, 2024.

Cobb County Government and Cobb School District will host a seminar on October 17 to help local businesses become vendors with local government and schools.

Cobb County's Public Safety Appreciation luncheon honored brave service members, including ex-police officer Thomas Weldon who received the Medal of Valor.

Hannah Smith, a former "Love Island USA" contestant, was arrested in Atlanta on two felony charges, including terroristic threats and obstructing an officer.

An Atlanta Police Department statement revised an initial shooting report to a male's injuries likely from a fall, contradicting earlier claims of a gunshot wound.

The DOJ awarded Atlanta nearly $700,000 to establish the Atlanta Crime Gun Intelligence Center, focusing on combating gun violence through a dedicated forensic ballistic lab and other integrated approaches.

Atlanta's Inspector General Shannon Manigault defends the OIG's investigatory tactics against claims of overreach and affirms no infringement on rights occurred.