Atlanta's waste pick-up services will shift for Juneteenth, with collections after the holiday moving one day later for that week. Normal service resumes Monday, June 24.

The Cobb County school district apologized after a student with Down syndrome was separated from her graduation ceremony, promising to formalize plans to prevent future exclusions.

Firefighters responded to a fire at the Cobb County Waste Management Center in Marietta, prompting temporary road closures while the facility remains shut.

A black bear sighting in Butts County, Georgia led to warnings for residents to take precautions like not leaving out food that could attract the bear. Local authorities are monitoring the situation.

A missing young girl in Newton County was found and reunited with her family after the Sheriff's Office's Facebook post facilitated a prompt community-assisted search.

Milton's City Council meeting on Monday will include votes on enhancing ambulance services, infrastructure improvements, technology agreements, sports facility partnerships, and a license agreement for Crabapple Fest's use of Lecoma Trace.

Dunwoody maintains its property tax rate and homestead deduction for 2024, despite a 5.81% increase in overall tax due to DeKalb County's assessments. Public hearings are scheduled for discussion.

Barrow County announces closures and service adjustments for Juneteenth, with essential services like public safety and emergency water staff remaining available.

Joe Pacheco is appointed new Deputy Chief of Operations for the Marietta Fire Department, reflecting his extensive fire service experience since 1999.

Athens is keeping parks open, but closing facilities on July 4. Pools and splash pads will be open from 1-5:30 pm for $1. Regular hours resume July 5.

Eagle Scout candidate Aiden Roy led a project to install six new benches on a 1.25-mile trail at Milton City Park, with help from Scouts and volunteers. The effort enhances the park and aids Roy's pursuit of the Eagle Scout rank.

Flames engulfed the historic Gaines Hall at Morris Brown College in Atlanta, marking another setback for the oft-stricken building now owned by Clark Atlanta University. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

The District 1 Summer Fest combined celebration with health outreach, featuring public health specialists like Tyler Sloan engaging with the community to promote wellness outside traditional settings.