The press tours Atlanta's new $115 million Public Safety Training Center, showcasing advanced facilities for first responder training amid public safety scrutiny.

Carroll County waste facilities will close on Christmas and New Year's Day, with a brief interruption also on Christmas Eve, and will reopen the following days.

DeKalb County Police partner with Macy's for a "Shop with a Cop" event on December 19, benefiting 30 children selected to pick gifts, fostering community relations.

Barrow County's Chief Appraiser explains the new tax exemption for seniors, detailing eligibility and application processes, following its voter approval.

DeKalb County anticipates ending FY2024 with a $150 million fund balance after overcoming financial difficulties. CEO Thurmond attributes this to fiscal discipline and strategic budgeting, with county employees also receiving a $1,500 bonus.

Dr. Romona Jackson Jones has been named County Chair of the Year by the Georgia Association of Black County Officials for her exemplary leadership in Douglas County.

The Douglas County Department of Transportation began constructing a new facility funded by SPLOST, enhancing operations and emergency response after a fire 5 years ago.

The Milton Equestrian Committee is poised to hold its year-end meeting to plan for 2025 and discuss events and goals. The public is invited to attend on December 18th at the City Hall.

Douglas County invites the public to the swearing-in ceremony of re-elected and new officials at Citizen's Hall on December 28 at 10 AM, highlighting civic engagement.

The Georgetown Gateway project in Dunwoody has reached a milestone, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting event, featuring improved roads, trails, and enhanced streetscapes.

Douglasville, Georgia receives the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the GFOA for its 2025 budget, emphasizing the city's commitment to strong budgeting practices.

Brookhaven halts Google Fiber work after a crew struck a gas main, following numerous complaints about construction-related issues. Safety reassessment is required before work can continue.

The Atlanta Police confirmed Oreanna Meriweather and her son Regal Funderburg, missing from their home, were safely found. Details on their disappearance and return are undisclosed.