Jam in the Streets will take over Washington Street on March 28 for a daylong festival in memory of Cameron Fearon. Organizers say the downtown event could draw thousands and raise major funds for melanoma research.

Family says a Carrollton dealer sold an 83‑year‑old man with dementia an SUV he didn’t understand; the relatives are seeking to void the sale and repay a deposit.

Tens of thousands filled Savannah’s streets on March 17 as the city’s long‑running St. Patrick’s Day parade wound through the Historic District, led by grand marshal Marty Hogan.

Parents in DeKalb County say children sheltered on a school bus during Monday’s storms and are demanding to know why the district didn’t delay classes. The district points to its weather policy.

Cardinal Health’s Kendall Patient Recovery plant in Augusta will shutter in phases, affecting more than 200 jobs as ethylene oxide lawsuits and a federal rule review press the industry.

Atlanta approved its first open-container entertainment district in South Downtown, allowing adults 21+ to walk with drinks as the neighborhood gears up for the World Cup. Rules and enforcement details are still being finalized.

More than 100 metro Atlanta families are scrambling after the YMCA announced its Early Childhood Development Academy will close in June.

Brookhaven recovered $375,000 from contractors after a Brookhaven Park pavilion collapsed. The city plans to use the funds to design and build a replacement pavilion.

Social Circle residents protested sudden spikes in municipal water and sewer bills, with some accounts nearly tripling and a homeowner hit with a $1,200 charge.

A federal suit says an Atlanta woman was forced to remove her hijab, strip-searched and photographed at Bartow County Jail. The complaint seeks damages, policy changes and removal of the original booking photo.

An Atlanta woman says she canceled a Turnbull Law Group debt‑relief agreement after local reporting flagged high fees, saving roughly $4,000. The Georgia AG is reviewing the firms involved.

Parents say a Kindezi administrator posted surveillance footage of kindergarteners fighting to TikTok; the school has fired the staffer and opened an internal investigation.

Former campers say a 2025 Memorial Drive sweep left more than 40 people displaced and only a handful rehoused, raising fresh questions as Atlanta ramps up encampment clearances.