Mayor Patrick initiates face-to-face meetings with constituents in Warner Robins, encouraging direct dialogue on local issues in an open-door event at city hall.

Warner Robins residents join Rivers Alive initiative on April 20, 2024, for Bay Gall Creek cleanup, as part of a major effort to protect Georgia's waterways.

Mayor Andre Dickens unveils four new MARTA train stations in Atlanta, aimed at enhancing the city's transit connectivity and supporting denser, walkable development.

Eleven puppies found in an Atlanta ditch are being cared for by LifeLine Animal Project, with some in emergency care and others fostered by staff. The shelter is seeking adopters for the friendly and bonded pups.

An 11-year-old girl, Katelynn Simonds, died trying to save her dog from a house fire in Griffin, leading to community mourning and fundraising for her family.

The Snellville Department of Public Works urges residents to prevent illicit discharge to protect waterways, providing guidelines and reporting methods on their website.

Atlanta's Fulton County Commission meeting saw high tensions over stalled animal control service resumption, with heated debate and a vote against provisional restoration.

Alpharetta, Georgia, sees a rise in coyote sightings during spring, with local officials advising caution and securing of food sources to avoid attracting these animals.

Ralph Puckett Jr., Korean War hero and Medal of Honor recipient, died at 97. His military service was marked by valor and he was honored for his leadership and bravery, including in a major 1950 battle.

Conyers announces a Storm Assistance Program offering $50,000 to help residents affected by an EF2 tornado with cleanup, including professional tree removal services. Applications are open until April 30, 2024.

Georgia marks the 23rd Sexual Assault Awareness Month to raise awareness and promote prevention of sexual violence.

Demolition begins at the fire-damaged Reserve at LaVista Walk Apartments in Atlanta, with cleanup expected to take 60 days after a blaze in November 2023.

Patrise M. Perkins-Hooker is named interim City Attorney of Atlanta, starting May 9, 2024, succeeding Nina Hickson.