Gwinnett County firefighters were honored for rescuing a man trapped in a house fire, with Lt. Van Nus's vigilance leading to the save. They received awards for their life-saving efforts.

Georgia officials, including Gov. Kemp and Attorney General Carr, urge calm ahead of the "No Kings" protests, differentiating between peaceful and violent actions, and warning against attacks on law enforcement.

Snellville has approved its FY 2026 budget, keeping property tax rates steady for the fourth year but reintroducing a yearly $240 sanitation fee to help balance costs without increasing taxes.

Barrow County has announced closure of its offices and some facilities for Juneteenth, while parks remain open and essential services continue to operate.

Athens-Clarke County, Georgia announces a Risk-Limiting Audit for a Special Primary Election to ensure election accuracy through manual counting of random ballots.

DeKalb County announces temporary changes to two polling locations due to school construction, affecting approximately 7,000 voters for an upcoming election.

The DeKalb County Board of Ethics plans to meet on June 18, 2025, adjusting for Juneteenth, with an agenda that includes case deliberations and public comments.

DeKalb County crews have restored water service following a water main break near Terry Mill Road and Glenwood Road, with continued repairs causing potential traffic delays.

Sacha Greene is named the coordinator for Clayton County's Behavioral Health Accountability Court, emphasizing criminal justice reform and mental health support.

Gwinnett County announces the opening of the Hooper-Renwick Themed Library, a historical site turned library, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring local dignitaries.

Commissioners Bolton and Terry are hosting a Central Region Townhall in DeKalb County on June 18 at the Hairston Crossing Library to engage with residents about local issues.

DeKalb County is considering a property tax rate increase and will hold public hearings for community input. The proposal and its potential impacts are detailed on the county's website.

DeKalb County has confirmed two rabies cases in dead cats, emphasizing the need for pet vaccinations, avoiding outdoor feeding, and reporting unusual pet behaviors to control.