Atlanta Police confirmed the safety of Inzinga Barge, missing after a concert, found in distress by Georgia Tech security and returned to the hospital. Her weeks-long disappearance details remain unknown.

Atlanta Police Foundation offers $10,000 bonuses to attract experienced officers from other agencies, with added benefits for transfers, ahead of major events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Clayton County invites families to a 4-H Open House to explore clubs for youths to develop skills and leadership. Registration is required for the August 2 event.

Dunwoody announces the groundbreaking of the Wildcat Creek Learning Lab, a new environmental education facility in collaboration with the Nature Center.

Gwinnett County wins multiple National Association of Counties awards for innovative public service initiatives, including community engagement and environmental efforts.

Sandy Springs plans to celebrate its 20th anniversary with events starting in June, including limited-edition merchandise, art displays, a Turtle Walk, volunteer programs, a gala, and a community picnic. Details are available on the city's website.

Clayton County Police started a Citizens Police Academy for residents to understand law enforcement work, requiring a background check for participation.

Milton's City Council approved the purchase of land for the Cox-King roundabout project and consented to other city initiatives, including green space expansion and collaboration on a regional transportation plan.

Major Gretchen Ingram was promoted at the Marietta Police Department, with her daughter pinning her new badge.

The Atlanta Board of Education unanimously extended Superintendent Dr. Bryan Johnson's contract through July 6, 2028, recognizing his "Back to Basics" initiative and strategic achievements.

A Delta flight made an emergency landing due to a passenger's portable battery catching fire; the FAA and crew responded quickly, and no injuries were reported.

Atlanta opens a cooling center at Selena S. Butler Park for residents to escape the summer heat, providing a cool space and bottled water on July 8-9 from 11 am to 6 pm.

Lawrenceville is hosting a workshop series on city planning and development, with three events focusing on transportation, community visioning, and a planning expo.