U.S. employers scaled back on hiring in April, adding only 175,000 jobs—a drop from March and less than economists predicted—suggesting potential relief for the Federal Reserve in its fight against inflation.

An emotional support alligator, Wally, was allegedly stolen in Georgia and then released into a swamp by a trapper, complicating recovery efforts for his owner, Joie Henney.

A neglected building in Vine City, Atlanta, has been repurposed into a martial arts studio by Sule Welch, also housing financial services and preserving its legacy in African American education history.

Roswell, Georgia, earned a place on Liveability.com's 'Top 100 Best Places to Live' list, praised for its amenities, healthcare, and economic vitality with a high "LivScore" of 837/1000.

Evan Veasey of Fayette County High School wins a $1,000 scholarship from ClearWater Solutions for music production.

LGE Community Credit Union partners with Cobb County Safety Village to enhance safety education, planning to build an educational facility on the Safety Village grounds.

Marietta is preparing for a meeting to discuss the new East Dixie Avenue multi-use trail, which aims to connect to the Mountain to River trail system.

The Affordable Connectivity Program in Georgia faces cuts, impacting over 722,000 households that may lose or downgrade internet service without the federal subsidy.

Michael Thurmond is set to deliver his last State of the County address, reflecting on his tenure as DeKalb County CEO, in a sold-out event with over 650 attendees.

Newton County homeowners face a May 24 deadline to appeal their property assessments as they seek to ensure accurate valuations and potentially lower tax burdens.

The Atlanta Fire Union suggests a 'public safety surcharge' on event tickets to fund essential equipment, with potential to generate significant revenue.

Georgia Power's customers face a 6% rate hike as Plant Vogtle launches a new nuclear reactor amidst cost overruns, raising concerns about nuclear energy's economic viability.

Butts County is hiring an Appraiser I Trainee for property appraisal with a salary of $34,444, requiring a high school diploma and a clean driving record.