The Health and Style Institute suddenly closed, leaving students and staff in distress over financial and academic concerns, with cited reasons including FAFSA issues and a relocation delay.

Fulton County slashed its arts budget by 56%, sparking concerns among local arts organizations dependent on these funds; however, two commissioners are advocating for funding reinstatement.

Sandy Springs introduces Special POPS Tennis for individuals with intellectual disabilities, featuring free eight-week tennis lessons starting March 8 at the Sandy Springs Racquet Center.

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners designated January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month and recognized achievements in athletics and youth empowerment.

A Georgia Senate committee advanced a bill to potentially force Atlanta to lease its city jail to Fulton County amid overcrowding issues and constitutional concerns for detainees.

DeKalb-Peachtree Airport Advisory Board will meet on February 10th for discussions including the Director's report, LED project, and noise issues, with public comments invited.

DeKalb County adjusts sanitation schedule for Presidents Day; no pickups on the holiday, services delayed one day, some facilities open with limited operations.

Clayton County has announced a Commissioner's Block Grant for local non-profits, requiring a mandatory workshop for applicants seeking community-improvement funds.

The Chairwoman of Cobb County responds positively to a Court of Appeals ruling and calls for unity, amidst ongoing special elections to fill commission seats.

Marietta City Council prepares for meetings to shape the city's future, with open sessions on February 10th and 12th and public access both in-person and online.

The driver of a tractor-trailer was charged for a hit-and-run after pushing a car through two intersections in Gwinnett County. The car's driver was unharmed.

Brent Snodgrass, Director of Leisure Services for Newnan, joins the 2025 Young Gamechangers leadership program to tackle issues in Georgia communities.

Milton's City Council extended a moratorium in the Deerfield area as part of development planning and approved infrastructure and service projects, an alcohol license for a local restaurant, and joined a committee to improve ambulance response times.