The body of Jackson Cole Croft, a 17-year-old, was found in Lake Allatoona after his unmanned boat was seen circling. He wasn't wearing a life jacket, and the search used advanced sonar equipment.

Laken Riley's mother is advocating for improved safety measures at the University of Georgia after her daughter's murder, amidst criticism of Athens' budget for not adequately funding crime prevention initiatives.

Christy Todd, former Georgia Teacher of the Year, has been named the Chief of Staff for GaDOE, intending to focus on service and support within the department.

Flat Creek Floyd, Peachtree City's beloved alligator, was killed by a vehicle while crossing Highway 74. He was a local celebrity and will be remembered by the community.

Ellenwood, Georgia prepares for the 2nd Annual Goals Up, Guns Down Basketball Tournament to encourage positive community interactions and address violence.

Atlanta approves a year-long pilot for driverless shuttles linked to the Beltline, funded with $1.75 million, aimed at boosting connectivity and tourism ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Clayton County hosts an adults-only Dive-In Movie Night featuring "Meg 2", combining a film screening with pool fun at Spivey Splash Water Park for $15.

The Atlanta Track Club has selected five finalists for the national anthem singers at the AJC Peachtree Road Race and Chick-fil-A Peachtree Junior. Public voting is open until June 15.

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.