Clayton County placed 10th in the Digital Counties Survey for their advancements in technology and public service improvement, receiving national recognition for their efforts.

A CSX train collided with a stuck semi-truck in Conyers; no injuries reported. Despite signage, trucks often cross the tracks. Police are investigating; no charges filed yet.

Gwinnett County voters must check their polling stations for the July 15 runoff, as Precinct 011 now votes at Church On A Hill due to an event at their usual location.

Gwinnett County addresses the halt in senior transportation services, citing changes by a state contractor. The disruption is temporary and alternative arrangements for essential trips are being coordinated.

Rockdale County seeks volunteers for a new Housing Assessment Steering Committee to address community housing needs, urging diverse local participation.

Atlanta Police's Auto Crimes Unit busts an auto theft ring at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, leading to arrests and recovery of stolen vehicles and firearms.

Dunwoody will upgrade to a new software, CentralSquare, improving online services for permits and code complaints, starting August 4, after a brief system closure.

District 3 Commissioner Martin Raxton will host a free Civics 101 program in Douglasville on the first Saturday of August to educate residents about local government.

The Atlanta Police Department issues safety reminders ahead of Beyoncé's concert, urging attendees to be vigilant, use rideshares, and avoid drinking and driving for a secure event.

Sandy Springs announces a Back to School Bash and Movies by Moonlight series with family-friendly activities, police interaction, and free outdoor movies.

The Independence Day fireworks in Milledgeville ended abruptly, causing public dissatisfaction. Freedom Fireworks accepted responsibility, offering refunds and discounts, while the city plans to enhance future celebrations.

Residents in Fulton County are protesting a proposed 12% property tax hike, arguing it would strain budgets without visible benefits while officials claim it's needed to cover a $75 million deficit.

Shawn Emmons is named Assistant Director for the Southwest Region by the Georgia Department of Corrections, overseeing 14 state facilities after progressing through various roles since 1998.