The GOODR Community Market at IVillage opens in Fulton, offering free groceries and services to locals, and is backed by organizations including Wells Fargo and the American Heart Association.

Fayetteville's newly-reopened spray pad was closed due to the surface being too slippery, posing safety risks, despite recent installation of supposedly safer materials. The city is working to fix the issue, while other park amenities remain open.

Vision To Learn provides free eye exams and glasses to Clayton County students, requiring pre-registration for appointments in May, June, and July 2024.

Dunwoody City Council approved a 4.25% mid-year police salary increase, following a 14% raise last year, marking continued financial support for law enforcement.

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp signs SB 189, an election integrity bill aimed at modifying ballot counting, voter challenges, and candidacy requirements.

"City of Kings: Atlanta," a film by Will Feagins, explores Atlanta's graffiti scene, featuring interviews with influential artists and showcasing the vibrant street art culture. The documentary is available for streaming at the Hip Hop Cinefest.

Georgia's appeals court will review a decision concerning the involvement of District Attorney Fani Willis in an election interference case involving former President Donald Trump.

A mother died after falling at Ohio State's graduation, with the coroner confirming her death and an ongoing investigation suggesting the incident was an accident.

Cobb County has welcomed a new prominent figure in the legal arena, as Superior Court Judge Ann Harris assumes the role of President of the Co...

Actress Susan Buckner, known for her role in "Grease," died at 72 in Miami. She had a diverse acting career and later focused on family and teaching the arts.

Gov. Brian Kemp has approved a $36.1 billion budget for Georgia, leveraging a $10.7 billion surplus to enhance spending on education and healthcare, and laying the groundwork for future tax cuts.

The Praise House art installation in Decatur, GA, celebrates African American history in the Beacon Hill neighborhood, combining visual art, music, storytelling, and archival photos.

John Barrow, an ex-congressman and Georgia Supreme Court candidate, sues the state ethic's rules for impeding his speech rights by limiting his ability to discuss abortion in his campaign.