Lionel Messi's brand donated $10,000 to Gwinnett County's recreation program while the county improves public safety with Flock Safety cameras and updates Community Resource Centers signage. A $2.6 million bridge project was also approved.

Barrow County announces a Labor Day closure for most services, but parks remain open, and water emergencies will be handled. Public safety services will operate as usual.

Milton community plans a 9/11 remembrance ceremony at Milton High School with flags honoring victims, set for 10 a.m. on the anniversary, and Mayor and emergency personnel attending.

District 1 Commissioner Bo Warren of Walton County has passed away, leaving a legacy of humble and dedicated public service. The Board of Commissioners expressed their condolences.

A lawsuit in Georgia challenges child support fees for low-income parents with kids in foster care, citing civil rights violations, financial hardship, and counterproductive measures to family reunification.

One killed, another injured in an early-morning house fire in Carroll County, with the cause under investigation.

Gwinnett County Public Schools will place unarmed security guards at all its elementary schools following a student bringing a gun to Meadowcreek Elementary.

A man in Coweta County was charged with public indecency after greeting DoorDash drivers naked and was arrested after repeating the act for an undercover deputy. He was released on a $1,200 bond.

Roswell dedicated the Georgia 400 and Holcomb Bridge Road interchange to Officer Jeremy Labonte, who was killed on duty. His widow appreciates the gesture, affirming his memory won't be forgotten.

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.