Douglas County residents can meet Commissioner Henry Mitchell III for "Coffee & Conversation" on February 2nd to discuss local issues and the county's future.

Athens mourns the victims of a New Orleans terror attack, with a UGA student critically injured. FBI is investigating the incident that saw 14 people killed.

A fire broke out in a northwest Atlanta home early Friday, displacing four people and causing severe damage; investigations into the cause are ongoing. No injuries were reported.

The Barrow County Animal Shelter will temporarily close for renovations from Jan. 6-10 but will operate by appointment during this period for adoptions and pet claims.

Cobb County announces 2025 initiatives focused on eco-friendliness and wellness, including recycling Christmas trees, free sapling giveaways, mental health activities, senior workshops, and an MLK Day tribute.

DeKalb County invites residents to a community open house at Tobie Grant Recreation Center to discuss the design of a new Stone Mountain Trail parklet.

DeKalb County's "Gateway Beautification Project" enhances roadways with greenery and LED lighting to foster community pride, attract business, and potentially reduce crime.

The DeKalb County Police Department is set to hold town hall talks throughout January for community engagement and reflection on the past year's law enforcement efforts.

A New Year's Day fire severely damaged the Royale Apartments in Brookhaven, resulting in at least one injury and leaving residents homeless. The cause is under investigation; fireworks have been ruled out.

Clayton County is offering a PowerPoint training course designed for both beginners and those seeking to improve their skills, with hands-on opportunities to create presentations.

Atlanta firefighters extinguished an early morning blaze at a northwest neighborhood house without any injuries. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Metro Atlanta hospitals celebrated the first babies of 2025, with newborns arriving shortly after midnight on New Year's, including baby Cole at Emory Johns Creek Hospital and baby Adonis at Emory Decatur Hospital.

Julianna Ferrone, an Atlanta cancer survivor, was featured on a Rose Parade float representing hope following her battle with recurrent Stage 3 cervical cancer.