Two women were hospitalized with one suffering smoke inhalation and the other minor burns after a late-night house fire in DeKalb County; two cats did not survive. The cause is under investigation.

The family of Qaadir and Naazir Lewis will hold a news conference to discuss the twins' deaths, which were ruled a double suicide but are disputed by the family.

Two Chinese nationals face charges for attempting to smuggle a crop-damaging fungus into the US, raising concerns about agroterrorism and food security.

The DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority announces its Board meeting on June 12, with in-person and Zoom options.

Judd Drake is appointed as Interim Manager of ACCGov, succeeding Brad Griffin. He served as ACCGov Attorney and will continue until a permanent manager is found.

From June 9 to 13, 43 trees affected by disease or pine beetles will be removed from Bell Memorial Park and Milton City Park and Preserve. Most trails will remain open, though visitors may encounter temporary closures or minor detours for safety.

Milton invites residents to an Open House on June 26 to discuss park enhancements, including new playgrounds, lighting, tennis courts, and stormwater systems.

A child was seriously injured at H.O.P.E. Park, leading to the removal of the involved equipment; details are still under investigation, and the city expressed concern and support for the family.

Sen. Ossoff confronts CSX over train safety after two derailments in Georgia, urging the company to improve its protocols and prevent future incidents.

Two new sculptures, "Make A Wish" and "Vibrantly Connected," were unveiled at Gwinnett County's Bicentennial Plaza by local artist David Landis, symbolizing the community's history and spirit.

Austell appoints Shameta Jones-Harrell as Cobb County's first female police chief, succeeding Scott Hamilton. The department expresses strong support for her historic role.

Burger King employee Mykale Baker's work ethic on graduation night led to a GoFundMe raising $200,000 and a $10,000 scholarship from the Burger King Foundation.

The FDA has issued a Class I recall for certain Williams Farms Repack tomatoes due to potential salmonella contamination affecting Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, with no reported illnesses yet.