The Henry County Water Authority has issued a boil-water advisory for parts of southeast Henry County after a pressure drop at the Tussahaw treatment plant. Officials say residents should boil or use bottled water until tests clear the system.

Two people drowned and several others were injured across Georgia waterways during the July 4 holiday, state game wardens said.

A bomb threat briefly emptied the Walmart at Hwy 9 and Commerce Boulevard Sunday; deputies later cleared the scene, authorities said.

A Springfield man surrendered after police say he pistol-whipped a man Saturday night; he faces aggravated assault and firearm-related charges.

Stone Mountain Park closed its gates on July 4 after parking reached capacity during the Fantastic Fourth celebration, leaving late arrivals turned away.

A proposed 700‑acre data‑center project on the Douglas–Carroll line has split neighbors and packed meetings ahead of a July 7 public hearing. Developers promise jobs; residents worry about water and noise.

A Buckhead pet sitter was arrested after investigators say a Chihuahua was beaten to death and left in a dumpster behind a Peachtree Road apartment. Authorities reviewed surveillance and doorbell audio as the case moves forward.

Michelle Mickens, a veteran Georgia teacher and 2022 Teacher of the Year finalist, reached a confidential settlement after suing Oglethorpe County schools over discipline tied to a Charlie Kirk social‑media post.

Croatan Investments paid roughly $20.5 million for the 110-unit Alaire at Morningside in northeast Atlanta and plans a three-year value-add renovation.

A bat found near Millstone Trail in Stone Mountain tested positive for rabies. DeKalb officials urge pet vaccinations and caution around wildlife.

A June 24 traffic stop in Marietta led to the arrest of two North Carolina women and the seizure of roughly half a pound of meth. Deputies later searched an Andrews home and recovered scales and packing materials.

Chef Joey Riley announced Mosaic Bistro & Pub in Chamblee will close after fewer than eight months, blaming access problems tied to nearby construction. Locals and regulars have reacted with disappointment.

Fiorenza Italian has opened in Alpharetta, serving Tuscan‑style house‑made pastas, antipasti and a shareable Florentine steak from owners Jessi and Brooke Qilafi. The menu and wine program aim to mix weeknight comfort with celebratory dinners.