Commissioner DeMont Davis will host a District 4 town hall in Clayton County on February 8, 2025, at 11 a.m., offering both in-person and virtual participation options.

Cobb County's courts are adopting a new Student Attendance Protocol to promote engagement and reduce truancy in Marietta City Schools and the Cobb County School District.

Gwinnett County approves over $6.8 million for traffic, pedestrian, and animal service improvements, including intersection upgrades and expansion of an animal welfare center.

World War II veteran Albert Henley "Hank" Sturgess Jr., revered in Atlanta, died at 103. He was noted for his naval service and community leadership. A celebration of his life is scheduled at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church.

DJ Unk, also known as Anthony Leonard Platt, died in his sleep from a heart attack, confirmed by his wife, who denied rumors of substance abuse. He was known for hits like "Walk It Out" and greatly influenced the Atlanta hip-hop scene.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens halted the clearing of homeless encampments and is reviewing policies after Cornelius Taylor's death caused by a city truck.

Captain Michael Taylor was sworn in as Major in Acworth Police Department, celebrating his 24 years of service, including his time in the US Marine Corps.

DeKalb County lifts its emergency state due to improved conditions post severe winter weather, while urging caution during nighttime travel due to potential black ice.

DeKalb County crews have successfully completed repairs on a broken water main on Dresden Drive, reopening the road and restoring service, with a warning of possible temporary brown water.

Acworth City Council honored Pastor Fountain-Breeden in their MLK Day Proclamation, highlighting her work mirroring Dr. King's legacy and promoting community unity.

H.O.G. Ministry donated to the Horizon League, supporting athletics for children and young adults with disabilities, emphasizing community inclusion and enhancing participants' lives.

Milton's Public Works team assisted South Fulton with icy roads, aiding with plows and salt, ensuring public safety and demonstrating intercity cooperation.

DeKalb County's Sanitation Division experiences collection delays due to weather, with services expected to resume by Feb. 1. Residents are asked to keep yard trimmings at the curb.