A horse found wandering on Tom Miller Road in Barrow County was corralled by sheriff's deputies. Its ownership is unknown, and authorities seek public help to find the owner.

Atlanta is preparing for Memorial Day with parades and ceremonies, as well as community festivities, including Braves games and concerts. Discounts and special events are also planned to honor veterans.

Sunny Hostin criticized Fani Willis and Nathan Wade's romance on "The View," citing concerns over its potential impact on Trump's Georgia prosecution.

Georgia agencies enhance safety on roads and waterways for Memorial Day, focusing on patrols, emphasizing lifejacket use, and targeting DUIs to lower accidents and fatalities.

A rare crowned lemur was born at Zoo Atlanta, signifying a conservation success for the endangered species. The birth, a result of a cesarean section, is a beacon of hope for the species' survival.

Atlanta police report non-emergency 911 calls, including one requesting hot wings. The department highlights the issue and encourages proper 911 use with the "Make the Right Call" campaign.

High schools in Henry County are holding their graduation ceremonies at Atlanta Motor Speedway, allowing for a unique celebration while adhering to social distancing guidelines due to the pandemic.

Fayetteville plans a Memorial Day event at Patriot Park, with a ceremony at 10 a.m. involving speeches, honors, a flyover, and musical performances to remember America's fallen heroes.

Clayton County invites the public to participate in a Local Emergency Planning Committee meeting aimed at enhancing response to hazardous material incidents.

The Union Grove Kroger now has a vehicle registration kiosk, launched in partnership with ITI Technologies, providing shoppers with a quick way to renew car tags.

Inmates at Henry County Sheriff’s Office Restorative Center graduated from The Inmate Success Program, earning certificates in skills such as welding and life training, aimed at aiding re-entry into society.

Clayton County released a video showcasing their SPLOST-funded projects, highlighting community development progress and inviting residents to view the advancements on their YouTube channel.

The Dunwoody Nature Center has upgraded its stormwater system with a $700,000 project to prevent soil erosion and manage runoff, securing the adjacent Crean Eco Classroom.