The U.S. Small Business Administration offers low-interest disaster loans to Georgians affected by the early April storms in six counties, with an application center opening in Rockdale County.

The William Root House Museum in Marietta, GA, will host a Mother's Day Tea Party with sandwiches, pastries, and teas in their historic gardens. Reservations are required with limited seating.

The Atlanta City Council has voted to allow Mayor Dickens to negotiate a new five-year agreement for Fulton County to provide animal services in the city.

The Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestras (GYSO) is holding auditions for their fall 2024 season, offering opportunities for young musicians to join one of their ensembles.

Woodstock Municipal Court offers amnesty for bench warrants related to missed court dates in the last year, without extra penalties, during Georgia Cities Week.

Senator Jon Ossoff secures $2 million for affordable housing in Atlanta, with Habitat for Humanity leading the mixed-income project, offering 0% interest mortgages and educational support for new homeowners.

Cobb County's Violent Crime Bureau arrested three men wanted for separate murders in a multi-jurisdictional effort.

Douglas County Board of Commissioners reschedules April meetings, moving the Work Session to April 22 and the Commission Meeting to April 23; reasons undisclosed.

Firefighters extinguished an early morning blaze in southwest Atlanta that heavily damaged a home but an elderly woman and her dog safely escaped. The incident caused traffic disruption on Campbellton Road.

Police in Snellville search for a missing woman, Amelia Clark, 65, last seen sleeping in a U-Haul over two weeks ago, with early onset dementia and other health concerns. A Mattie's Call has been issued.

Atlanta Pride seeks volunteers for its October festival celebrating LGBTQ identity, expecting over 350,000 attendees.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is named the world's busiest airport in 2023, managing 104.7 million passengers, despite being 5% below pre-pandemic levels.

Atlanta mourns the passing of music innovator Rico Wade from the production team Organized Noize, as Mayor Andre Dickens pays tribute to his influence on the music industry.