An independent audit reviewed the More MARTA Atlanta program's finances, finding a $70 million entitlement after adjusting cost allocations and instances of financial shifts for operational balance. The city agrees with the audit's recommendations.

DeKalb County backs a $21 million plan to combat its housing crisis, emphasizing support for eviction prevention and rent/utility aid through nonprofits and HUD-approved funds.

Atlanta's weather forecast promises a week of consistent sunny skies with high temperatures in the 80s, ideal for outdoor activities, with slight variations in nightly lows.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger opposes proposed election rule changes requiring hand counts of ballots, arguing they may undermine voter confidence and burden workers.

A Carroll County man was arrested for raping an 81-year-old family member. Medical evidence supported the victim's accusation, leading to charges including rape and incest.

Georgia trucker Roderick Bashon Billingslea, Jr. received a 30-month sentence for PPP loan fraud and running illegal trucking entities, with a restitution order of $591,668.89.

The Georgia State Transportation Board approved the SR 400 Express Lanes project, with SR 400 Peach Partners to handle its development. The project will include a 16-mile toll lane and a BRT line.

Ludacris, in collaboration with Booking.com, offers a two-night stay at his Atlanta mansion for $4.04, reflecting the city's area code, with booking opening August 28 for a September stay.

Milton's PRAB met to discuss city park guidelines, review programs, consider residency requirements for travel teams, create an extreme weather policy, and plan facilities such as a new active park.

The Dunwoody Police Department launched a Real Time Crime Center to enhance public safety and emergency response, funded by SPLOST and highlighted at an unveiling event.

Two residents of Coffee County, GA, were arrested for alleged gambling violations at local businesses after a search by authorities, including the GBI.

A suspect has been arrested for the fatal shooting at MARTA's Arts Center Station, involving multiple agencies in the investigation and arrest efforts.

The Atlanta Police Department launched its C.A.R.E. Unit to handle non-emergency incidents and free up officers for urgent situations. The first graduating class completed training and began service on July 11, 2024.