A new HAWK crosswalk signal will be installed on Bypass Road at Cricket Frog Trail, following the Newton County Board of Commissioners' unanimous decision to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety.

Clayton County's Tax Commissioner introduces a vehicle registration and driver's license renewal kiosk in Riverdale, offering residents a faster alternative to DMV wait times.

Newton County DA's office to add a new victim/witness assistant, funded by fines and fees, to address the high volume of victim contacts and enhance support services.

Georgia's Department of Agriculture is intensifying efforts to control the invasive Yellow-legged Hornet and urges public reporting of sightings to protect agriculture.

Ben's Antiques & Market in Douglasville closed, leaving vendors unpaid. The owner blames space reduction for the market's downfall and vows to settle debts with personal funds, while vendors await owed payments.

The family of Luis Aldarondo Jr., who died in an incident at Atlanta's airport, has sued Delta Air Lines for wrongful death, citing negligence and insufficient safety measures.

Sandy Springs passes ordinances to address antisemitic incidents by restricting night-time soliciting and creating buffer zones for public demonstrations.

Atlanta mourns the death of rapper Young Scooter with a balloon release event, following his accidental death while evading police after a false 911 call.

The Clayton County Health District will host "Paint & Tea: A Women’s HIV Prevention Event" on April 19, 2025, for education and empowerment in HIV prevention, incorporating painting and discussions.

Newton County Board of Commissioners honored local 4-H students for their strong performance at a district competition, where 59% of participants placed in the top three.

Marietta Power received a platinum-level safety award from the American Public Power Association for its exemplary safety practices and training within the utility industry.

Flock Safety opened a new manufacturing facility in Smyrna, Georgia, expected to create 210 jobs and is part of a $10 million investment, aiming to expand their safety technology solutions including a drone response system.

Marietta History Center is hosting a free "Farm to Table Fun" Pop-In event with educational activities on April 19, sponsored by Cauthorn, Owen, and Sanders.