KDCB is holding a tree sapling giveaway in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. on January 16th at the Douglas County Courthouse to promote community growth and environmental sustainability.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp focuses on affordability, infrastructure, and workforce development, with priority investments in congestion relief, energy, and education to sustain economic growth.

A man was shot on Garibaldi Street SW in Atlanta, and is now hospitalized but was conscious when found by authorities who are investigating the incident.

Atlanta's weekend weather includes sunny days, possible rain and snow showers, with temperatures ranging from highs of 37-51 degrees to lows of 22-40 degrees. Winds will vary throughout.

Four plead guilty to defrauding the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, costing the state nearly $200,000, with sentences including probation, restitution, and community service.

Cobb County has additional CSBG funds and seeks public input on reallocation, including a surplus from a withdrawn organization. Public meeting set for January 28, with comments accepted until February 16.

Derrick Thomas is charged with the Felony Murder of Abel Chavez in Snellville after a Saddle Ridge Drive shooting; police urge public to aid the ongoing investigation.

Gwinnett County Police Department is hosting a hiring event on February 6-7, 2026, offering a streamlined recruitment process and potential immediate employment.

Cobb Superior Court hosted a mock trial for 230 Eastside Elementary students as part of their "Courtroom to Classroom" program, fostering civic understanding and engagement.

Milton firefighters are conducting non-emergency training on city property off Hopewell Road, without live fire, until February 2, on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to improve their skills with minimal disruption to residents.

Democrat Seth Clark announces his candidacy for Georgia's lieutenant governor in 2026, aiming to improve living costs for families and bring a compassionate approach to state government.

Georgia lawmakers begin their 2026 session, facing challenges such as high cost of living and a troubled foster care system, with ambitions of enacting meaningful legislation despite budget shortfalls and political ambitions.

Georgia lawmakers began their session focusing on economic and social issues, amidst political tensions and advocacy groups lobbying for legislative priorities.