The CityVision Podcast discusses Fayetteville's achievements and strategic plan, with city officials detailing the police and fire departments’ progress and efforts to retain talent. It also features a segment on Awkward Brewing.

A metro Atlanta adoption group is working to evacuate 101 Haitian orphans to the U.S., while adoptive families express concern over the children's safety amidst violence in Haiti.

Donald L. Miller, 70, from Mooresville, was killed in a two-vehicle collision in Habersham County, GA, when his motorcycle crashed with a Jeep Wrangler.

The Boys & Girls Club of Metro Atlanta hosted the "An Evening of Champions Gala" to celebrate youth achievements, with a lasting impact on community uplift in Clayton County.

Roswell, Georgia officials shut down nine unlicensed massage parlors, totaling 16 this year, as part of ongoing efforts to combat illicit activities and ensure business compliance.

Cobb County's CobbLine Weekly newsletter details significant road closures and other local updates, including voting information and community events. Residents are advised to subscribe for the latest news.

Unregistered rideshare drivers at Atlanta's airport pose security risks, with six recently cited despite police crackdowns. These illegal services raise concerns about passenger safety and links to crimes like human trafficking.

An Atlanta police horse escaped through a fence cut intentionally, prompting an investigation. Officers recaptured the horse and are seeking information.

MARTA seeks community input on the MARTA Rapid Southlake project in Clayton County at an open house on March 28, 2024, at Southern Regional Medical Center.

The Cobb County Sheriff's Office has launched a GED Training Center at its detention facility to help reduce recidivism through education, partnering with local organizations.

Kennesaw's Community Development Offices have moved to the new Dale Burrell Government Complex to improve service delivery, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony set for March 26.

Marietta city offices will be closed on Good Friday, but police, fire, and emergency services remain operational. Sanitation services will continue as usual, and emergency contact numbers are provided.

The Atlanta Girls' School is closing in May due to re-enrollment decline and economic challenges, with the Board of Trustees announcing support for students to find new schools.