The latest issue of Union City’s newsletter, UC Now, highlights the city's development under the R3 Master Plan, showcasing community growth and revitalization efforts.

The Lawrenceville Police introduced K9 Rowan, a Goldendoodle, as their Community Wellness Dog for mental health support.

A water main break in DeKalb County, Georgia, affects over 20,000 residents. The Department of Watershed Management is responding to the issue and may issue a boil water advisory.

Commissioner Abdur-Rahman invites the community to a forum on human trafficking in Atlanta, underscoring its threat and aiming to educate on prevention and support for survivors.

Coweta County is hosting the 2025 Citizen Summit, offering an interactive look at local government operations, with limited spots for residents to attend.

The DeKalb County School Board approved a $9.4 million purchase of electric buses to cut emissions and costs, alongside investing in new furniture and various infrastructure upgrades.

Amy Albers will discuss America's last slave ships at the Marietta History Center’s Evening With History series, focusing on The Wanderer and The Clotilda.

Apalachee High School has installed OpenGate Weapons Detection Systems to improve campus safety, following a tragic shooting and recent firearm incidents.

Atlanta reports a drop in crime rates, with an 8% decrease in homicides and 29% reduction in auto thefts, as collaboration between residents and technology aids police effectiveness.

MARTA and The King Center honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King with a special bus route in Atlanta, featuring landmarks from King's life.

DoorDash launches a portable benefit pilot for Georgia drivers, following a trial in Pennsylvania, offering contributions to a benefits account for those meeting earnings thresholds.

Judge Ann B. Harris has been elected as the Chief Judge for the Cobb Judicial Circuit starting January 13. She has a history of addressing mental health issues and child support in the legal system.

Southern Living Magazine has recognized Duluth, near Atlanta, as an underrated food destination, highlighting its diverse eating options and unique local eateries.