DeKalb County is dealing with a Crowdstrike outage, impacting local government systems, but emergency dispatch remains functional. County IT is working to resolve the issue.

Kennesaw announced a property tax increase for 2024 with hearings scheduled for public input on the proposed budget exceeding the rollback millage rate.

Cobb County and its six cities made substantial progress in a two-day mediation to align municipal services, fulfilling a state-mandated order on Service Delivery Strategy, with details yet to be made public.

The Douglasville Pedal Pushers Bike Program is active again, offering bike rentals for exploring Hunter Park's trails and sights, with varied fees based on rental duration.

Atlanta launches the Labor Rights Education Page to educate on labor rights, involving Georgia Stand-Up and Partnership for Southern Equity, with a focus from July to December 2024.

A global software outage, caused by a failed software update, led to widespread cancellations and delays in flights and disrupted multiple sectors, including banking and telecommunications.

Authorities are looking for Chanell M. Crosby, a 35-year-old Atlanta woman missing since July 13, last seen wearing a black and white dress and sandals.

The Fairburn-Gordon Apartments in Atlanta are at the center of dispute over poor living conditions despite landlords' claims of significant improvements and investment.

The Marietta Police Department celebrated the promotions of six officers with a ceremony attended by family and colleagues, where new badges were pinned by family members.

The Suwanee Police Department is hosting a hiring event for police officers on July 27 at City Hall, welcoming both certified and uncertified candidates.

Georgia's H.B. 481 abortion law spurs increased interstate travel for abortion services, with activists like SisterSong offering support amid ongoing legal challenges.

Cobb County has been named the fifth top digitally connected county in the U.S. according to the Digital Counties Survey, recognized for technological efforts to serve nearly 800,000 residents.

Gwinnett County will open applications for its Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant on August 1, offering $5 million to aid nonprofits affected by the pandemic.