A 64-year-old man's body was found at Lake Lanier, prompting an investigation into the cause of death, with the identity and circumstances yet to be determined.

D'Anthony Reaves was shot and killed in Atlanta; police have a person of interest in custody. His family held a vigil and called for increased city protection.

DeKalb County held its largest job fair, drawing over 1,200 attendees to fill 500+ roles. The event led to 113 on-site interviews and 11 job offers, with more to follow.

Sen. McLaurin is hosting a press conference on the ICE detention of journalist Mario Guevara, a legal U.S. resident since 2004, to address immigration and press freedom concerns.

Atlanta's forecast includes a mix of sun, afternoon storms, and high temperatures around 93-95 degrees, with a 30-40 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms.

Paleteria La Providencia recalls paleta popsicles sold in Atlanta due to possible Listeria contamination. No illnesses reported; consumers advised to dispose of or return products.

Cobb County's Emergency Communications Department introduced an indoor wellness lounge for 911 professionals to enhance their mental health and wellbeing.

Governor Brian P. Kemp appointed Judge Benjamin A. Land to Georgia's Supreme Court, previously a Court of Appeals Judge and recognized for legal and community service.

South Fulton Police warn of the "Kick Door Challenge" trend on TikTok, where teens kick doors of houses, risking injury and legal consequences, including arrest for trespassing or attempted burglary.

The Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival is set to return to Sandy Springs with music, arts, and a community vibe, seeking an official poster design by July 25.

Two individuals died in a suspected domestic-related homicide in Gwinnett County, with police not seeking further suspects, implying a possible murder-suicide. Their children seek funeral funds via GoFundMe.

Dunwoody breaks ground for the Wildcat Creek Learning Lab to enhance nature-based education with a new facility featuring classrooms and an outdoor deck, expected to serve more visitors.

Former Atlanta Fire Chief William H. Hamer, the city's first Black fire chief, has passed away, leaving a legacy of progress in civil rights and fire safety.