Paulding County invites residents to a public meeting on July 23 to discuss the Proposed Fiscal Year 2025 budget and provide feedback. Documents are available online and at the Finance Department. The budget will be adopted on August 13.

There is misinformation about a Biden ban on gas cars; no such ban exists, only stricter emissions standards are set to reduce pollution and encourage a shift towards electric vehicles.

Georgia integrates into Fieldwatch, an online tool to reduce pesticide drift and protect bee populations by facilitating communication between farmers and beekeepers.

Georgia prepares to host the Ag Issues Summit on August 27, 2024, linking agricultural leaders for collaboration and discussion on the sector's future.

Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat warns that renovations to the local jail may not prevent inmate deaths, despite the allocation of $300 million for repairs. Overcrowding and violence persist in the jail, which now needs immediate action.

Hampton commemorates the anniversary of a mass shooting with a service honoring four victims, while three officers are recognized for stopping the gunman after a 24-hour manhunt.

Councilman Sims is hosting a Town Hall Meeting for Marietta's Ward 6 at Fire Station 56 on July 24, offering residents a chance to discuss local issues.

A fatal collision on I-85 South in Gwinnett County resulted in at least one death, major traffic delays, and a prolonged lane closure. Gwinnett County police are investigating.

Atlanta airport leads in TSA gun detections at security for the 9th year, with a 4% increase to 222 guns in 2024's first half, outpacing the national rate.

Morehouse College President Dr. David A. Thomas has announced he will retire in summer 2025, after leading significant growth and development at the institution.

Atlanta opens a cooling center at Selena Butler Park and Recreation Center to help residents combat extreme summer heat, with operation hours from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

DeKalb County has completed repair work on a damaged six-inch water main, advising residents of potential temporary brown water as service resumes.

Paulding and Carroll County residents protest against a planned rock quarry, fearing environmental and property value concerns, while developers insist on regulatory adherence. A Change.org petition seeks to halt the project.