The Georgia Aquarium has euthanized Taroko, a beloved whale shark, due to declining health. Taroko had been engaging visitors since 2007 and was a significant figure for marine conservation education.

Daniela Esteves is appointed as the new General Manager of Lawrenceville Arts Center to enhance its cultural role with her extensive experience, including work at the Kennedy Center.

Stow Group is investing $36 million to open a new manufacturing site in Gordon County, Georgia, expected to create 200 jobs, with operations starting in 2026. Governor Kemp commends the move that underlines Georgia's logistic advantages.

A Marietta man, Matthew Clements Abbott, has been arrested on charges including distribution of obscene material, following a joint investigation involving local law enforcement and the GBI.

The GBI is investigating a police shooting after a burglary in Dunwoody, with suspect Fredrick Hammonds injured.

CDC’s new director visits the Roybal campus after a shooting and confirms pending layoffs, including in the violence prevention division, intensifying the impact of the attack on staff.

Clayton County District 3 launches Senior Yard Clean-Up Initiative to aid seniors with yard maintenance. Nominations for service are due by September 29, 2025.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts wet and stormy conditions, with chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week and temperatures in the low 80s.

A Central Georgia man, Dormaine Mitchell, received a 140-month federal prison sentence for illegal firearm possession, despite his prior felony conviction.

Atlanta had a fatal shooting on June 28, 2025; an 11-year-old and Serita Zachary were arrested, facing murder charges, but are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Howell Place SW in Atlanta will be closed for tree removal on August 21 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., affecting road and pedestrian traffic. Local access is maintained.

The Marietta City Council meeting is scheduled for August 26th, 5:15 PM at City Hall; participation can be in-person or via live stream on the city's website.

Butts County is seeking bids to retrofit two Type I ambulances, in compliance with health regulations, to be completed within a year of the award date.