Milton City Council honored Councilmember Verhoff and the Milton Eagles football team, passed legislative items, and adopted a resolution for local oversight on development deals.

Milton's Electronics Recycling Event collected nearly 3 tons of gadgets and an unexpected donation of pasta sauce, with Junkluggers ensuring safe disposal.

Seventeen young adults graduated from the STRIDE program in DeKalb County, offering an alternative to traditional criminal justice and aiming to reduce recidivism.

Atlanta was named the best U.S. city for Christmas celebrations in 2025 by WalletHub, excelling in affordable dining, charitable activities, and festive spirit.

Residents protest the closing of a Publix in Atlantic Station, fearing it will leave a gap in grocery access. Management considers interim solutions, like a shuttle, while seeking a new grocer.

Barrow County announces holiday closures for administrative offices, courts, animal shelter, and other facilities, with some services available for emergencies.

The District 3 Citizens Academy in Clayton County offers monthly educational sessions on local government operations from February to October 2026, led by Commissioner Tashé Allen.

Cobb County's 16th Annual waterSmart waterArt contest revealed winners, with middle school students' artwork showcasing the importance of water, set to feature in the 2025 waterArt calendar.

Marietta will hold a reception to honor outgoing City Council members Chalfant, Morris, and Walker for their service. The event will be on December 18 at the Fire Museum.

Meg E. Heap was sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, with a career spanning over three decades in law, including prosecutorial roles and a board position.

A Union County mobile home fire claimed the lives of two children aged 3 and 6. Firefighters' efforts were unable to save them, and the cause remains under investigation.

Chamblee Police officers received recognition for saving a man's life at Jiffy Lube by performing CPR and using an AED after he suffered a heart attack.

A vigil was held in DeKalb County to honor Sheriff-elect Derwin Brown, who was killed in 2000. Brown's political opponent was convicted for the murder. A special about the case is now streaming.