The Cobb County Department of Emergency Communications received national certification for its 911 training program by APCO International, confirming its alignment with national standards.

Four local breweries in Marietta will host "Marietta Roots," a fundraiser supporting the historical William Root House museum, combining craft beverages with local history.

The GBI is probing an officer-involved shooting in Dodge County, GA, where a deputy and resident exchanged gunfire, resulting in the resident's death.

Mi Barrio Mexican Restaurant in Grant Park is closing after 26 years due to the owners' retirement, leaving behind a legacy of authentic cuisine and community appreciation.

Former Atlanta police officer Benjamin Hopson was arrested on child enticement charges after allegedly offering a 14-year-old boy money for a sex act.

Dragon Con, occurring in Atlanta from August 29 to September 2, will feature stars like John Cleese and host events like a parade and game sessions, while also supporting charity.

The GBI arrested 17 in "Operation Wrong Room," part of a wider anti-human trafficking operation. Over $255K was seized, and support offered to 15 adults. The nationwide effort involved 26 states, assisting 94 adults and one minor.

A 6-year-old boy was injured but stable after being hit by a vehicle on Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta. Police responded, and the cooperating driver stayed at the scene. No charges filed; investigation ongoing.

Georgia Tech ended its losing streak with a 24-21 win over Florida State. Governor Kemp celebrated the victory as the team's kicker, Aidan Birr, scored a game-winning field goal.

Centennial Olympic Park's Fountain of Rings in Atlanta is closed for a $2.5 million upgrade, set to reopen in December with enhanced technology and features.

Witness Kenneth Copeland testified again in the trial against rapper Young Thug, who faces eight RICO charges among others, in a case that has become the longest in state history.

Georgia lawmakers urge Governor Kemp to take action against State Election Board members accused of violating the Open Meetings Act during a vote on election certification rules.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny and steadily heating trend in Atlanta, with temperatures reaching highs in the low 90s and minimal wind. Rain chances increase later in the week.