Butts County seeks a full-time Code Enforcement Police Officer to enforce local regulations, inspect properties, issue citations, and maintain community safety.

Tiffany Sailem has been named new Deputy Warden of Security at Johnson State Prison, a role involving the oversight of 1,573 male offenders and staff supervision.

11-year-old Sarv Dharavane from DeKalb County wins the Georgia State Spelling Bee for the second time and is set to compete again in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

A Dunwoody police officer was nearly hit by a suspected drunk driver, who was later arrested after causing a head-on crash with another officer. Both sustained non-serious injuries.

A house fire in Loganville resulted in five people hospitalized, with two in critical condition, and the deaths of two parents, spurring community support.

The Big Ridge Fire in Rabun County, Georgia, has burned over 2,700 acres with 8% containment. Nearly 250 personnel combat the blaze with various tactics; residents are urged to sign up for emergency alerts.

Marietta residents can attend City Council meetings on April 7 and 9 to engage with local legislation, in-person or virtually, with agendas available online and proceedings broadcasted on the city's website.

Atlanta rapper Young Scooter died at age 39 after fleeing from police and sustaining a leg injury. He was not injured by officers. The incident is under investigation.

Protests occurred at Tesla dealerships in various US cities, where participants urged Tesla owners to sell their cars and stock to reduce Elon Musk's influence. Incidents were reported including two protesters hit by a truck in Massachusetts.

Cobb & Douglas Public Health initiated a project to help low-income households maintain their septic systems through subsidies, funded by ARPA grants.

Fayetteville is renovating roads in the Quail Hollow neighborhood and repairing Lester Road path, aiming to minimize disturbances and maintain local access during works.

DeKalb County invests $10M in police salaries and plans a Real-Time Crime Center to enhance public safety, including a salary rise for new officers and a housing stipend. New partnerships aim to improve road safety and crime response.

Kennesaw's "Art Blooms" initiative features a public art display and scavenger hunt, building up to the Art Hatch event with activities, performances, prize drawings, and community engagement around "Seeds of Change."