Clayton County is hosting a Homebuying Seminar with Commissioner DeMont Davis and Vin & Rosh Realtors on June 15, 2024, to guide prospective buyers through the property market.

Twelve students from the Suwanee Youth Leaders program presented their high school redesign ideas at the National School Redesign Showcase in Washington, DC.

A 79-year-old pilot died in a small plane crash in White County, Georgia. The FAA and NTSB are investigating the incident involving an ultralight aircraft.

Cobb County voters' access to a poll site was unaffected by a gas main break due to prompt repairs by crews, ensuring roads opened in time for Election Day.

A tree trimmer in Acworth was electrocuted and died after contacting a power line, prompting an OSHA investigation and community concern over safety protocols.

Flight attendants protest in Atlanta for better pay and benefits, targeting Delta Air Lines for its lack of unionization and wage inequality. Delta maintains its stance against union representation.

The renovated MARTA Airport Station at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport reopened after a six-week upgrade, ahead of the Memorial Day travel surge.

The Milton Police Department honored its officers during Police Week, with Officer Zachary O’Neill named Officer of the Year and others receiving various accolades for bravery and service.

Marietta city offices will close for Memorial Day, but essential services like police and fire will remain operational. Sanitation schedules will change, and emergency numbers for utilities and police are provided.

Dunwoody announces a Memorial Day ceremony for May 27, featuring new Police Chief Mike Carlson as the keynote speaker, along with other local veterans and public officials.

Clayton County Central Services hosted a Small Business Social to help local business owners network and access growth resources, fostering economic development in the area. A recap of the event is available on YouTube.

Volunteers in Atlanta monitor and collect data on bird collisions with buildings, spreading awareness and advocating for bird-safe glass and lighting to combat the issue.

Georgia State University mistakenly sent acceptance emails to 1,500 applicants, then retracted them, citing a technical error. It's their second such error since 2018. The university apologized and advised applicants to complete their applications.