A non-verbal autistic teen, Ramses Hoppa, was safely found after going missing on the Atlanta BeltLine, with community and police efforts aiding in the search.

Lawrenceville seeks a new Electric Department Director with leadership, project management, and electric system expertise, willing to handle complex tasks and guide the department's future.

Retired Henry County Police K9 Leroy, who served from 2015 to 2020 and contributed to seizing millions in narcotics, passed away surrounded by his family. His legacy is remembered by the department and community.

Darrly Joshua Wheeler, a 35-year-old man from Gwinnett County who went missing, has been found safe. Details of his disappearance and recovery are not disclosed.

A house fire in Snellville destroyed a home and several vehicles. The lone resident escaped, but their dog perished. Firefighters faced challenges due to the collapsed structure. The cause of the fire is unknown.

Lawrenceville has announced its 2024 event lineup, featuring community events like concerts, movies, and cultural festivals running from July through December.

The Supreme Court empowers cities to ban outdoor sleeping, posing new challenges for Georgia's homeless advocates and complicating efforts to aid the unsheltered.

The Atlanta City Council approved a $2 million settlement for two students Tasered by police during 2020 protests.

Atlanta's solid waste collection schedule will change for Independence Day, with no collections on July 4. Thursday’s customers will be serviced Friday, and Friday’s on Saturday. Regular service resumes Monday, July 8.

Gas South partners with Woodstock, Georgia, to offer residents and businesses gas discounts and a share of profits for community projects, with no deposit or connection fees and an online sign-up bill credit.

The City of Sandy Springs celebrated the opening of Fire Station 5, featuring advanced safety equipment and promising improved emergency response for the Panhandle region.

Kennesaw Mountain is considering a car-free proposal for its drive, prompting a local meeting to discuss the changes and gather public opinion on shuttle use and cycling access.

Deacon Johnny Hollman's family is set to discuss his death, caused by cardiac dysrhythmia following Taser use by police, with the DA for potential charges against the involved officer and tow truck driver.