U.S. House passes a $61 billion aid package for Ukraine, eliciting joy among Ukrainians in Atlanta and praise from President Zelenskyy, while logistical challenges could delay its impact on the war effort.

A serious water main break has closed Chamblee Dunwoody Road in Dunwoody, GA, between St. Andrews Circle and Dunwoody Walk, affecting traffic and potentially local water service. Repair efforts are underway.

Two Georgia residents each won $50,000 in the Powerball, while an Oregon ticket won a $1.326 billion jackpot, despite a draw delay due to procedural issues.

Douglasville's Police Chief and Parks & Recreation Director were honored for their service to youth at the Boys & Girls Club luncheon, with the city's partnership also praised.

Acworth Wine & Spirits had its grand opening with city officials, promising a new investment in the city's Mill District by entrepreneurs Mr. and Mrs. Patel.

Fayetteville announces two Town Hall meetings to discuss future plans for a newly acquired 38-acre site, with food and drinks available for attendees.

Milton, Georgia, celebrates Georgia Cities Week with activities including a nature walk, city hall tour, and an ice cream social with local first responders.

Union City has announced Georgia Cities Week from April 21-26 with a variety of events, including a clean-up initiative, social media engagement for Earth Day, a coloring extravaganza, and a UC Block Party.

A woman was arrested in Henry County for robbing a Wells Fargo, using her mother's SUV as the getaway vehicle, with the police tracking her down via security footage.

CeeLo Green honors late Rico Wade by purchasing his iconic "Dungeon" home in Atlanta for nearly $1 million, with plans to transform it into a museum that celebrates the city's rich musical heritage.

Tybee Island increases security and imposes restrictions for the Orange Crush festival following last year's disruptions, amid concerns of racial bias in enforcement.

Milton's "Meet the Neighbors" equine event attracted a large crowd, featuring horseback rides, animal encounters, and a show by the Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue Unit.

DeKalb County School Board agreed to a $325K settlement with former superintendent Cheryl Watson-Harris, two years after her dismissal. Watson-Harris did not comment on the agreement.