Clayton County Police are urgently searching for Bellina Davis, 45, under a Mattie's Call after she disappeared following a car breakdown near a local Steak and Shake.

David E. Harris, the first Black pilot hired by a major U.S. airline, passed away at 89 in Georgia, leaving behind a legacy as a pioneer for Black aviators.

The Roswell City Council has approved the purchase of a shooting range to convert it into a new 911 call center, planning to use funds from a public safety bond.

The Georgia Ballet will perform "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at Jennie T. Anderson Theatre, featuring choreography by Daet Rodriguez and Margit Peguero.

Chairman Jeffrey E. Turner to deliver the State of the County address for Clayton County on May 16 at The Morrow Center, highlighting progress and future plans.

A fire caused by an electrical fault in a Norcross apartment complex led to the displacement of 20 residents, with fire services responding, and no injuries reported.

Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns is actively lobbying Republican members to support a controversial voucher plan involving private school funding and homeschool resources.

The City of Milton has launched a Residential Speed Zone program to allow residents to apply for lower speed limits in their neighborhoods to enhance street safety.

Firefighters rescued an unconscious person from an apartment fire in Gwinnett County; the victim was hospitalized and the cause is under investigation.

A 27-year-old motorcyclist, Trevion Oglesby, died in a collision on Holly Springs Road, Cobb County, when he lost control attempting to pass another vehicle.

Walton County increases trash disposal fees to $70 per ton and introduces a $5 minimum charge at its recycling center, while promoting waste reduction programs.

Naomi Ruth Barber King, a civil rights advocate and sister-in-law to Martin Luther King Jr., died at 92. She was remembered for her support of equality and social justice.

Cobb County now handles 911 calls for Austell, with the transition expected to be seamless for residents and adding 10,000 calls to Cobb's annual volume.