Commissioner Tashé Allen collaborates with Mom Walks Southside ATL for 'Mom's on the Move,' a motherhood community-building event at Clayton County International Park on August 23, 2025.

CCFES responded to a Rex Road church operating an unpermitted board and care facility, citing fire code violations and evacuating minors.

Two deputies and a civilian saved a man from a burning house in Covington, with the rescue captured on bodycam footage and highlighted for their heroism.

Barrow County schools implement new security measures, including weapons detection and a monitored tipline, in response to a mass shooting and in compliance with Georgia's school safety law.

Firefighters battled a severe house fire in Jackson County, which caused extensive damage to the residence. The cause is under investigation, and no details on injuries have been released.

Atlanta's art community celebrated Malcolm-Jamal Warner's life with tributes and performances at City Winery, raising funds for his family after his accidental death.

Georgia lawmakers are re-evaluating the state's medical marijuana and hemp laws, discussing the regulation of high-dose cannabis products amid public health concerns and debate over product efficacy and expansion.

Business owners in southwest Atlanta are struggling due to extended construction on Cascade Road, impacting access to their establishments and resulting in financial losses. They are seeking city aid, emphasizing grants over loans.

Dunwoody is closing its Community Development department from July 30 to August 4 to transition to new software, delaying permit services and inspections.

Two Georgians won $1 million each from scratch-off lottery tickets, with one ticket sold in Decatur and another in Willacoochee. The wins contribute to Georgia's educational funding.

Woodstock announced the fees and dates for the 2025 Municipal General Election for mayor and council seats, with the election set for November 4, 2025.

Clayton County Public Schools updated their technology policy, now limiting take-home devices to high school students, due to costs from device damage.

Metro Atlanta families received $100 shoe gift cards in a back-to-school giveaway by 1-800-TruckWreck and Witherite Law Group. Additional support includes a $20,000 Walmart grocery donation.