A child nearly drowned in a DeKalb County apartment pool and was hospitalized; this followed a separate incident where a 9-year-old boy drowned in another local apartment complex pool.

The article discusses the financial struggles of Atlanta's small businesses following a major water main break, with estimated daily losses in the thousands and a $5 million relief fund announced by the mayor.

The Black Girls Dream Conference in Atlanta, featuring Afrofuturism, drew over 1,300 attendees from 13 states, with Dr. Bernice King among the speakers, focusing on empowerment and networking.

Roswell prepares for its annual Fourth of July event with fireworks set for 9:30 PM at Roswell Area Park, featuring live music and food trucks. Mayor Kurt Wilson invites all for the celebration.

A Gwinnett County resident was bitten by a rabies-infected fox, prompting health officials to remind pet owners to vaccinate their pets and follow strict protocols.

DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond proposes increased water and sewer rates to fund upgrades and prevent a "catastrophic failure" of the aging infrastructure, citing the need for urgent investments at the main treatment plant.

Workers at Blue Bird in Georgia ratified their first union contract, ensuring significant raises, with the United Steel Workers' support, despite the state's low union representation and opposition from Gov. Kemp.

The 2nd Annual Backpack Bash & School Supply Giveaway in Clayton County offers free school supplies and aims to foster community as the new school year approaches.

West Peachtree Street in Atlanta has reopened after a water main break, with repairs made including installing a new pipe. Mayor Dickens supports funding for affected businesses and plans infrastructure assessment.

Rockdale County announces the opening of Fire Station #10, aimed at improving emergency response times on the county's north side, with a ribbon-cutting event that welcomes community participation.

The City of Atlanta has lifted the boil water advisory, assuring residents that the water is now safe to use following confirmation of its safety through extensive testing.

Butts County announces a call for bids for street improvements under the 2024 LMIG, with a bid opening on July 16, 2024. Bids must include a 10% bond and meet the submission deadline.

Clayton County honors Terrian Moore as Veteran of the Month for her diverse career in the military, aviation, and cosmetology, and her continuous community engagement.