A man was shot at Decatur Library and hospitalized; suspect Medicus Brown was arrested. The library will enhance security and remain closed until February 9.

Clayton County residents can stay safe during the cold snap this weekend as warming centers open in Riverdale and Jonesboro. Local groups are offering transportation to the sites for those in need.

Three veterans graduated from Cobb County's VATC, a program designed to aid in their recovery and rehabilitation, honoring the legacy of the late Judge Reuben Green.

Georgia State Senator Donzella James hosts "Operation Winter Warmth" to aid those in South Fulton affected by the cold.

The article discusses the recyclability of to-go packaging, noting that paper cups and coated boxes aren't recyclable despite appearances, while plastic lids and bags can be recycled through specific programs in Cobb County.

A Columbia County woman was sentenced to 70 months for a bank fraud scheme involving stolen and counterfeit checks, resulting in about $1 million stolen.

An audit found South Fulton Police Department's policies outdated, prompting recommended updates and Mayor Gumbs' pledge to use findings for improvement.

Kennesaw prepares for the 8th annual Black History Bowl Championship on Feb. 7 at Ben Robertson Community Center, highlighting African American history with student competitions and cultural activities.

A fire in DeKalb County resulted in four fatalities, with heroic attempts to save others. The tragedy echoes a past event for the family, now mourning the loss.

Cobb County officials request federal review of ICE tactics, citing community concerns about violence and public trust. They advocate for investigations, better training, and clear officer identification.

Cobb County residents will see a $3.05 increase in their water bills due to rising wholesale costs and infrastructure expenses, starting February 2026.

Georgia apple growers vote to extend the Marketing Order of the Georgia Apple Commission for three years, allowing the Commission to adjust the assessment rate up to four cents per bushel.

Billionaire Rick Jackson enters the Georgia governor's race, pledging $50M to his campaign, positioning himself against career politicians and aiming to disrupt the state's political 'cartel.'