Clayton County government offices will be closed on July 4, 2024, for Independence Day, with normal operations resuming July 5. Public safety services remain operational during this time.

The Supreme Court deferred a case regarding Trump's immunity back to lower courts, impacting the timing of a trial before the November election. Trump faces various legal challenges, including a felony conviction in New York.

The Georgia Supreme Court dismissed a motion by YSL co-defendant Deamonte Kendrick to disqualify Judge Glanville from the case. Five defendants rejected plea deals, while others faced lawyer-related delays.

The suspect in a 2022 Atlanta shooting spree has been ruled not competent to stand trial and will be reevaluated after 90 days in a mental health facility.

Mason Ma is recovering from multiple gunshot wounds sustained at a Juneteenth event near Lake Merritt. Despite lukewarm police response, he is determined to walk again and faces substantial medical costs without insurance.

Former Chattanooga Police Chief Celeste Murphy is indicted on multiple felony counts, including voter fraud and perjury, resulting in her resignation.

Sens. Ossoff and Warnock of Georgia are working on issues like education, military infrastructure, agriculture, and criminal justice reform to serve their state's interests.

The Cobb County State Court has released a public notice stating that the jury duty scheduled for July 2, 2024, has been canceled due to a case being resolved before trial.

The Red Roof Inn has settled a lawsuit with 11 individuals over claims of knowingly allowing sex trafficking at its Atlanta properties from 2009 to 2018.

Woodstock announces its July 4th Spectacular, featuring a road race, parade, festival, and fireworks, with closures and event timings detailed on its website.

Gov. Kemp appointed John Cunningham to the State Court of Coweta County. Cunningham has extensive legal experience and is active in his local community.

Cobb County might charge for voter challenges to lessen election staff strain and focus only on active voters.

A 59-year-old Georgia man, David Wayne Stanley, received a 160-month federal prison sentence for bank robbery including restitution and supervised release.