Three years after Katie Janness and her dog Bowie were murdered in Atlanta's Piedmont Park, their case remains unsolved, with police still actively searching for the culprit.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Atlanta with daily chances of rain and thunderstorms, heat index values may reach 102 degrees, and residents are advised to stay prepared for travel disruptions.

Gwinnett County Police mentorship program includes a visit to the Civil Rights Museum to educate officers on historical context for better community understanding.

The family of Juan Carlos Ramirez Bibiano, who died in a Georgia prison after being exposed to extreme heat, is suing the Georgia Department of Corrections for negligence.

DeKalb County has completed repairs on a broken water main on Briarcliff Road, prompting reminders to residents about possible tap water discoloration and pressure issues.

A statue of John Lewis, created by artist Basil Watson, will be unveiled on August 24th in Decatur Square, replacing a Confederate obelisk. Over $700,000 was raised for the monument, which honors the late civil rights icon.

A Georgia commission led by Caylee Noggle aims to enhance the state's Medicaid program, recognizing there is no easy fix amid debates on expansion and financial concerns.

Georgia residents express concerns over Georgia Power's plans to build new gas and oil units, citing financial burdens and environmental impacts. Advocates push for a halt until a better fuel policy protects customers from total project costs.

A family's lawsuit claims a Georgia inmate died from heat exposure in prison, alleging neglect as temperatures reached 96 degrees. The Georgia Department of Corrections cites natural causes, amidst broader scrutiny of state prison conditions.

Dunwoody launches the Edge City 2.0 seminar series aimed at discussing sustainable growth in the Perimeter area, focusing on economic development, housing, and transportation.

The Marietta City Council invites residents to attend or virtually join committee meetings on July 31, 2024, emphasizing accessibility and transparency in local governance.

Benjamin Netanyahu's speech in Congress emphasized Israel's determination against Hamas and called for U.S. support, but faced both applause and boycotts, reflecting mixed reactions to his approach and the ongoing Gaza conflict.

Georgia's Department of Education reversed its decision, now allowing state funding for an AP African American Studies course after initial resistance.