Police responded to a burglary at 2237 Cascade Rd SW in Atlanta, where thieves used a truck to steal an ATM. The incident caused property damage and remains under investigation.

The Athens-Clarke County government has announced the return of Route 21 and increased frequency for Route 12 starting August 12. Details are available on ACCGov's website and the myStop app.

Academy Roofing recently relocated to downtown Acworth, celebrated by a ribbon-cutting event attended by city officials and commended by Mayor Tommy Allegood. The move marks business growth and community investment.

The GBI is investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in Sumter County after a standoff where Jamie Lynn Still was killed when he pointed a rifle at law enforcement.

Fulton County opened its first publicly funded Behavioral Health Crisis Center in Atlanta, expected to serve 3,000 people annually and alleviate stress on jails and hospitals.

Dunwoody unveils a new Real Time Crime Center using advanced technologies for emergency response and crime investigation, funded by a local sales tax.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on Buford Highway, and Brookhaven Police are investigating the incident with few details available about the victim or vehicle.

Atlanta opens a cooling center at Selena Butler Park to aid residents during a heatwave, open from 11 am to 6 pm on select days.

Judge Whitaker ordered Fulton County prosecutors to provide all evidence to the defense in the Young Thug RICO case by the week's end, or face a potential mistrial.

A man was arrested after firing a gun at Capitol Grille in Buckhead, Atlanta. There were no physical injuries reported, and the police are investigating the incident.

The Marietta History Center will open for a free, Olympic-themed "Pop-In" event on August 17 with activities and crafts, sponsored by Cauthorn, Owen, and Sanders.

AFRD delays its CFAI reaccreditation presentation to spring 2025 after a city fleet maintenance audit, ensuring a commitment to transparency and high standards.

A man from Atlanta, Demetrius Samuel Roam, was sentenced to 50 years in prison plus life probation for sexually assaulting two women and other crimes in 2020.