Macon, Georgia, has welcomed 15 new firefighters to tackle both fires and emergency calls, aiming to address a shortage and improve emergency response times.

The Atlanta LGBTQ+ Story Tour, covered by WABE, highlights over 20 historical locations significant to the city's LGBTQ community, sharing stories of struggle and progress.

A proposed titanium mine near the Okefenokee Swamp faces opposition over environmental concerns, with federal agencies invoking water rights to protect the ecosystem.

Metro Atlanta prepares for the 4th of July with activities including parades, fireworks, and concerts across various communities, as detailed in a WABE article.

Georgia State University law students, led by Professor Mo Ivory, will attend the Paris Olympics for a hands-on learning experience, exploring the event's legal and business aspects, supported by a Delta Airlines donation.

Clayton County recognizes Jaime Montalvo as July Veteran of the Month for her military service and IT contributions in education and community service.

The City of Woodstock will honor WWII veteran Russell Vaudrey as Grand Marshal in the July 4th parade, celebrating his service and community contributions.

The City of Conyers reminds pet owners to keep animals safely indoors during Independence Day celebrations to prevent stress and escape due to fireworks, and to protect them from the summer heat.

Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department announces a temporary change in service due to Independence Day, with no collections on July 4, excluding downtown. Normal schedule resumes July 8.

The Fulton County Aviation Center celebrated its 10th anniversary, with officials highlighting its impact on arts, culture, and education in the community.

The Fulton County Board of Commissioners will meet on August 7, 2024, to set the General Fund millage rate, impacting local property taxes. Residents can attend at 141 Pryor Street, Atlanta.

Fulton County proposes a property tax increase of 3.74% over the rollback rate to address value reassessments, with three public hearings scheduled for input.

Lawrenceville proposes to increase its millage rate to 3.26 mills to maintain city services and ensure financial stability. Public hearings are scheduled to discuss the hike.