A man was arrested in Oakwood for murder after a shooting victim crashed a car into a house. Charged with multiple felonies, the suspect remains in jail without bond.

An IT outage disrupted flights at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, causing cancellations and delays into Sunday with stranded passengers.

Freeman Brock Road in Barrow County is closing for paving from Monday, July 22. The Public Works Director, Chris Yancey, explains this will involve full depth reclamation. Detours are planned to minimize disruption around Bramlett Elementary School.

Major Rafanelli returned from a global law enforcement leadership training program in Israel, conducted by GILEE, which seeks to enhance policing strategies and community safety.

The Milton City Council's July 22 meeting will discuss a five-year expenditure forecast, event agreements, and potential ordinances on hemp product sales and fire safety. Public attendance is encouraged in person or via livestream.

The Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Center is hosting a "Hammocks, Hooks and S’mores Deck Party" on August 3 with outdoor activities like fishing and s'mores-making.

Two men were indicted following a two-year Gwinnett County fraud investigation involving email scams and multiple charges related to fraud and forgery.

Milledgeville police are investigating after two bodies were found in a home. The cause of death is unknown, and authorities are urging witnesses to help.

The Athens-Clarke County Election Board proposes moving Precinct 7A's polling place to a new location and invites public commentary at an upcoming meeting.

Kennesaw announced a property tax increase for 2024 with hearings scheduled for public input on the proposed budget exceeding the rollback millage rate.

Cobb County and its six cities made substantial progress in a two-day mediation to align municipal services, fulfilling a state-mandated order on Service Delivery Strategy, with details yet to be made public.

Atlanta launches the Labor Rights Education Page to educate on labor rights, involving Georgia Stand-Up and Partnership for Southern Equity, with a focus from July to December 2024.

Legislative changes and a Supreme Court decision raise concerns about more homeless individuals in Fulton County facing jail, due to laws like SB 63 requiring cash bonds and permission to ban public sleeping.