Georgia National Guard member Staff Sgt. Corey Bond is part of a humanitarian aid mission in the Gaza Strip, working with international forces to deliver essential aid.

Mail delays may extend the delivery time for new Georgia driver's licenses and IDs, prompting the DDS to advise residents to retain their current documents.

The Marietta History Center joins the Blue Star Museums program, offering free admission to military personnel and their families from Armed Forces Day to Labor Day.

Atlanta suffers a major water main break, enforcing a boil water advisory and road closures, but essential services like hospitals and the jail remain operational. The city distributes water and works to repair the damage.

Butts County Board opens a Payroll Benefits Coordinator position, seeking applicants with experience, attention to detail, and the ability to pass a background check. Applications are accepted online.

Atlanta's water crisis, caused by a series of water main breaks, is near its end as repairs are made and water supply to Midtown is restored, although a boil water advisory remains until system pressures stabilize.

The Milton Design Review Board discussed several demolition requests and design variances during a public meeting, including decisions on structures and paint hues.

The first District 1 Summer Fest in Fulton County features health screenings, local music, and family activities on Saturday, hosted by Commissioner Bridget Thorne.

Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann have delayed their mansion's foreclosure by 90 days to find a buyer, while their relationship faces divorce and financial issues.

The Marietta History Center will hold a Juneteenth Cemetery Walking Tour on June 18th to honor African American history, with tickets available for members and non-members.

The Conyers Police Department emphasizes community engagement, assigning a Community Policing Officer to build trust between the police and residents through proactive initiatives and dialogues.

The Ogeechee Riverkeeper plans to sue two U.S. agencies, alleging failure to properly evaluate the environmental impact of Hyundai's new electric vehicle plant in Georgia.

Roswell celebrates Juneteenth with a series of cultural events, historical exhibits, and performances at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center and Smith Plantation, open to the public from June 7 through July 31.