Protests erupt in Atlanta against the expansion of an ICE processing center, amid a nationwide increase in immigration detention and the possible rise in ICE's budget.

Commissioner Mitchell invites Douglasville residents to 'Coffee & Conversation' on June 7, 2025, at Woodie Fite Senior Center to discuss 'Empowering the Mind.'

Newton County's Board of Elections plans to relocate the Buck Creek Precinct polling place, encouraging voters to attend a meeting on June 9 for details and to provide input.

Officer Tamara Severtson saved a man choking on a bottle cap by using a LifeVac device, reaffirming the benefit of providing police with medical emergency tools.

The Athens-Clarke County Public Utilities Department released their annual Drinking Water Quality Report, confirming the water's safety and adherence to EPA and EPD standards.

A GoFundMe supports 22-year-old Sara Nguyen after her parents drowned in Florida, aiming to help with funeral costs and care for her disabled brother and grandmother.

DeKalb County commission unanimously passed a policy granting up to six weeks of paid family leave for employees to bond with a new child or care for elderly relatives.

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.