Pam Cooper is appointed as the new deputy director of Conyers' Department of Planning and Inspection Services, bringing extensive experience to the role.

A postal worker was robbed at gunpoint in Atlanta; a witness exchanged gunfire with the assailant, who fled the scene. No injuries were reported, and the police are investigating.

Rev. Dr. Roslyn Satchel is appointed as the Interim CEO of the New Georgia Project and its affiliate, bringing her experience in community organization and advocacy to lead voter mobilization efforts in Georgia.

The Fulton Accountability Court celebrated graduates like Dexter Deandre Smith who acknowledged the impact of the program on his rehabilitation and societal reintegration.

OneBlood experienced a ransomware attack impacting operations and hospitals in the southeastern U.S. They are maintaining services through manual processes but urge blood donations.

The Conyers Police Department's Community Engagement & Outreach Unit has detailed its second quarter outreach initiatives for 2024 aimed at improving relations between the police and local citizens.

Former UGA receiver Trey Blount started teaching PE and coaching at Alexander High, and Georgia Tech alum Lelani Smith joined the IB program at Douglas County High. Elementary trends and road safety were also discussed.

Atlanta opens a cooling center at Selena Butler Park to help residents stay cool amid high temperatures, providing water and a place to escape the heat.

Students in North Georgia and Atlanta are returning to schools, some with new policies like restricted phone use, while districts introduce new leadership and education strategies.

Union City is launching a UC Citizen's Academy program to educate residents on municipal operations starting September 5th, 2024. It covers various governance topics and aims to encourage civic engagement.

The "Second Chance" summit in Clayton County offers individuals with misdemeanor records a chance for record restriction on October 5, 2024, at the Jim Huie Recreation Center.

Georgia's RESA hosted its first training for literacy coaches, assembling educators and political figures to enhance literacy, as part of the initiative funded by the FY 2025 Budget.

The latest "CityVision Podcast" episode features interviews with Fayetteville's Police Captain, Economic Development Director, and Main Street representative discussing community relations, city development, and upcoming events.