Fayetteville's webinar focused on enhancing inclusivity for those with developmental disabilities, featuring discussions on education, support strategies, and community engagement.

An overturned semi-truck spilled beer cans on I-285 south in DeKalb County; cleanup lasted two hours, no driver injuries reported, cause under investigation.

Clayton County honors the contributions of women in the community as Women's History Month ends, acknowledging their role in progress and change across all departments.

A fire at Redmond Chase Apartment Homes in Floyd County resulted in the death of a 3-year-old and injured others, with investigations ongoing into the electrical origin of the blaze.

Edgar Santana of Lilburn, reported missing since March 24, has been found safe, as confirmed by Gwinnett County Police. His location during the disappearance remains undisclosed.

Wendy Jackson has been appointed Warden at Pulaski State Prison, with a career history of rising through various roles in the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Fayetteville's Shred & Recycle Day returns on April 26, allowing residents to safely dispose of documents and recycle electronics at City Center Park.

Providence Road to face delays due to lane closure for pine tree removal between Providence Farms Lane and Bethany Road from March 27-28. Traffic may stop periodically; flaggers to direct vehicles.

Ryan Beland has been promoted to Warden at Rutledge State Prison, with confidence from Commissioner Tyrone Oliver in his capability to lead and refine operations. Beland has advanced from a Correctional Officer to Warden since 2011.

Milton has upgraded bridges with new aesthetically-pleasing guardrails, featuring brown coating and enhanced reflectors, partially funded by Georgia's DOT.

Delisha Bryant was appointed Deputy Warden of Security at Valdosta State Prison, overseeing security operations and managing staff for 1,185 male offenders.

Georgia's AG advises residents to delete 23andMe accounts over data concerns following the company's bankruptcy filing, as genetic data could be sold.

The Big Ridge Fire in Rabun County, Georgia continues to challenge firefighters due to dry conditions and high winds, but containment efforts have protected Sky Valley as the blaze has consumed over 1,000 acres.