The Clayton County Police Department is offering a Jr. Citizen's Police Academy for children 8-18, focusing on various police work aspects. It runs from June 2 to July 28, 2025, and applications are due by May 29, 2025.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J. Harper announced the winners of the 2025 Ag Week Photo Contest, which celebrates the state's agriculture through photography.

Milton is hosting its Memorial Day Ceremony on May 26 at Crabapple Market, featuring Col. James A. Fulks as speaker, patriotic tributes, and music, with a possible venue change to City Hall if weather is poor. RSVPs are requested by May 19.

Zoo Atlanta offers $6 admission for Georgia SNAP families and introduces a discounted Family Membership, with free entry for kids under 3, showing a commitment to accessible wildlife experiences.

Dr. Cameisha Denise Clark of Spartan College was killed in a shooting, with Jesse Figueroa charged. CAU honors her legacy with a scholarship and service.

DeKalb County begins its Katherine Valley Water Main Replacement Project on May 19, with construction expected to last 7 months, potentially facing delays due to weather.

Memorial Day will affect DeKalb County's sanitation schedule, suspending services on May 26th and delaying collections by one day for the following week.

DeKalb County Board of Ethics will meet on May 15, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at 178 Sams Street to discuss ethical issues, approve minutes, and hear public comments.

The DeKalb County DA's Office invites the community to a Missing Persons & DNA Event for sharing information and contributing DNA to aid identification efforts.

Atlanta's gas prices have dropped 53 cents from last year to an average of $2.87 per gallon, aligned with the national trend. Despite oil price hikes, analysts expect stable fuel costs. Georgia also sees lower gas prices, averaging $2.88 per gallon.

Georgia explores a high-speed rail link between Atlanta and Savannah, with a study considering routes with stops at key cities. Public interest is high, with funding partially secured for the feasibility study.

A 4.1-magnitude earthquake hit eastern Tennessee and was felt as far as Atlanta and western North Carolina, causing no reported injuries or severe damage.

A community car show in Clayton County will feature patrol cars with designs promoting social causes. Sheriff Levon Allen hosts the event to build community engagement and advocacy.