GlassesUSA opened a new headquarters and optical lab in Clayton County, creating 75 jobs and enhancing the area's business development. Local officials attended the ribbon-cutting event.

Dr. Miles Allen has been sworn in as the new Fire Chief of Douglas County, recognizing his over 30 years in the field and efforts to modernize the fire department.

Hundreds gathered in Atlanta for a march and rally on the first anniversary of Bre'Asia Powell's death, urging an end to gun violence. Four suspects face charges for the shooting that killed the 16-year-old.

Alexis Holmes, a Kennesaw high school student, is selected to join the U.S. Navy Summer Flight Academy, where she will undergo extensive flight training and earn her private pilot certification.

Atlanta firefighter Anaré Holmes will appear on "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars," participating in a transformational makeover challenge on the Emmy-winning show.

WWII veteran Hilbert Margol, who helped liberate Dachau, speaks out against Holocaust denial. He and his twin brother, Howard, served together in Europe, and Margol now shares his experience to preserve history.

The Front Porch on Auburn project, costing $37 million, is revitalizing Atlanta's Auburn Avenue, aiming for a summer completion of its first phase featuring affordable housing and commercial spaces.

Abril Olivas is appointed as the new County Clerk for Barrow County, bringing experience from her Deputy Clerk role in Hall County and an 11-year background in the legal sector.

Milton's Memorial Day Ceremony was moved indoors due to storms but ended with sunshine, honoring fallen service members with speeches, tributes, and patriotic music.

A family's home and vehicles were destroyed by a fire ignited by a candle. They narrowly escaped with their lives and their pets, and are now receiving community support.

An SUV crashed into a Lawrenceville Burger King, causing minor injuries to several customers and damage to the establishment; the driver faces traffic charges.

The Cobb County NAACP is preparing for its 20th Juneteenth Celebration in Marietta Square, commemorating the end of slavery as it became a federal holiday.

Alpharetta hosts a hazardous waste and paint recycling event for residents, requiring pre-registration by June 10.