A report reveals severe understaffing and unsafe conditions at Fulton County Jail, with high vacancy and infrastructure issues posing risks to inmates and staff.

Fulton County Jail receives $8.8 million from the Board of Commissioners to address staff shortages and fund overtime payments through the year, amidst reports of critical understaffing and unsafe conditions.

Delta Air Lines was named the best employer in Georgia by Forbes and also ranked high in Michigan and Utah based on a survey of employees from various companies.

Four candidates are running for Lawrenceville Council Posts 3 and 4, with elections set for November and candidacy requirements outlined by city officials.

Rockdale County obtains $2.6 million in federal funds to enhance transportation, outdoor spaces, and support senior programs, with efforts led by Congressman Scott and Senator Ossoff.

Milton residents can submit input on potential traffic solutions at an open house on September 18 to address congestion around local schools on Birmingham Highway.

Clayton County Office of Grants and Metro Fair Housing Services, Inc. plan a Homebuyer Education Workshop for residents on September 20, 2025, to provide insights on the home-buying process.

Big Bethel AME Church in Atlanta commemorated the 62nd anniversary of the March on Washington and Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech, promoting social justice engagement.

Atlanta Police located missing 74-year-old Allen Sales, who disappeared from Wisteria Lane SW on Friday. His safe return was confirmed Saturday evening. No further details were disclosed.

Clarke County mistakenly printed a non-working number for tax concerns on tax bills, prompting an advisory to use the correct number, 706-546-7721, for the School District issues.

Douglas County announces the grand opening of the advanced Fire Station #9 in Lithia Springs on September 9, 2025, promising enhanced public safety services.

The Cobb International Festival showcased global cultures with food, music, and activities in Marietta, emphasizing diversity and inclusivity. It featured performances and a scavenger hunt at the Jim R. Miller Park and Event Center.

The Georgia Aquarium has euthanized Taroko, a beloved whale shark, due to declining health. Taroko had been engaging visitors since 2007 and was a significant figure for marine conservation education.