Cobb County introduces a pretrial diversion program for young adults charged with non-violent misdemeanors, focusing on redirecting them towards positive paths.

An 11-year-old girl, Katelynn Simonds, died in a house fire in Georgia while trying to save her dog. The family mourns as the cause of the fire is investigated.

Family and friends remembered Bryce Brooks in Atlanta, honoring the 16-year-old who died trying to save children from a rip current in Florida. His parents created a foundation in his memory to provide swim lessons and CPR training.

Judge Keisha Wright Hill receives Atlanta Legal Aid's “Champion of Service” Award for aiding vulnerable city residents, alongside Congressman David Scott.

Fayetteville is set to host Georgia Cities Week activities, including a City Hall Open House and Shred & Recycle Day, featuring recycling options with certain limitations detailed on the city's event page.

A Mercer University student was arrested for misdemeanor battery after an altercation with Atlas Society CEO Jennifer Grossman during a speech on the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Atlanta faces a teacher shortage, with many vacant positions. Teachers like Danielle Cummings work extra jobs to make ends meet despite Georgia's attempts, including a pay raise, to improve conditions.

An environmental watchdog group criticizes election delays impacting Georgia's Public Service Commission, which approves rate hikes for Georgia Power, suggesting voter disenfranchisement.

Delta Air Lines made Fortune's "100 Best Companies to Work For" list for the fifth consecutive year, recognized for its employee-centric benefits and positive workplace culture.

A woman suffered severe burns after her tent caught fire in a LaGrange homeless encampment, caused by a portable gas stove. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze.

Gwinnett County's 911 center reports staffing improvements, decreasing its vacancy rate from 36% to 18%, leading to shorter call hold times, down from 1 minute 27 seconds to 16 seconds. There's still progress to be made to meet national standards.

Atlanta will experience a partial solar eclipse on Monday, reaching its peak at 3:04 p.m., with over 80% of the sun covered. Viewing requires proper eye protection or alternative methods, and local events will offer activities and telescopes.

The former CNN Center in Atlanta, now called "The Center," is being rebranded and marketed for office and retail leasing as part of its revitalization.