A motorcycle group collided with an SUV on I-20 in Covington, leading to several injuries and an hours-long interstate closure. Two people were airlifted to a hospital.

UGA student Jack TerHaar expanded his side job into Detail Dawgs, a successful mobile auto detailing business that now serves dozens of cars weekly and plans to enter new markets.

Athens-Clarke County offers swim lessons for kids and a free Kinderswim program to promote water safety. Sessions cost $33-$50, with scholarships available. Contact [email protected] or 706-613-3589 for details.

The USBG and American Public Gardens Association allocate $445,600 to 26 urban agriculture projects, aiming to bolster food security and sustainability.

Fire Captain Josh Collins and Police Officer Kenneth Marcucci in Fayetteville were honored with VFW Public Safety Employee of the Year Awards for their dedicated community service.

Kameron Kelley, COO of Conyers, will become city manager on June 1, 2024, succeeding retiring Tony Lucas. Kelley has been with the city since 2010 and was chosen after a selective interview process.

Atlanta's Department of Watershed Management waives late fees for water bills for March and April due to mail delays, as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta and 11Alive.

Clark Atlanta University students have formed a Gift of Life chapter to increase diversity in bone marrow donors, addressing racial disparities in donor matches.

Clayton County invites residents to the final comprehensive plan meetings to discuss the community's growth, both in-person and virtually, on April 18 and 23, 2024.

Dunwoody unveils a new mosaic, "The Landscape of Dunwoody," along Womack Road, enhancing the city's cultural scene with a 36-foot artwork made of glass and tile.

The Department of Transportation is scrutinizing top U.S. airlines to examine how they handle passengers' personal information, prompted by concerns from Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

Forbes Advisor ranked Atlanta 16th in a study of U.S. cities with the worst drivers, based on fatal crash rates and other factors, despite its reputation for tough driving conditions.

Avid Bookshop in Athens is suing the Gwinnett County sheriff, claiming a jail mail policy restricting inmate book deliveries infringes on constitutional rights.