Cobb County's DEC has integrated AI into their 911 system to enable video streaming from callers, real-time translation, and IP-based infrastructure with AT&T’s ESInet for improved emergency responses.

Sandy Springs invites residents to discuss commercial design guidelines on August 21 at the Performing Arts Center, with an online platform available for feedback until September 8.

Georgia's EBT phone service went offline again due to high call volume, following a recent cyberattack on the third-party call center Conduent. DHS recommends the ConnectEBT app for account management.

Marietta Parks has opened youth basketball registration for ages 6–15, with practices starting September 29, 2025, and games on November 8. Fees are $100 for residents, $135 for non-residents.

Clayton County Police received over $1 million in federal funds for a task force to address gang violence, including new police vehicles and data-driven strategies.

The Fernbank Museum plans a $27 million expansion to enhance exhibits and accessibility, adding interactive experiences like "Changing Earth," and a hands-on Orkin Discovery Zone.

Emory University introduces a course examining Bad Bunny's music and its cultural implications, focusing on themes of colonialism, race, and gender within the Puerto Rican context.

Georgia State University's plan to demolish a historic building in Atlanta for a campus expansion has been criticized by the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.

Skate Along USA, a Gwinnett County skating rink, is closing after over 40 years. The community recalls fond memories as the rink thanks patrons for their support.

A former student entered McConnell Middle School with a knife; staff detained them and police took over, sparking a security reminder. No violence occurred.

The discovery of unmarked graves in Decatur has altered the South Columbia Drive multi-use path project, prompting a design change and higher costs to respect the burial site.

A tree fell on Hemphill School Road, obstructing traffic and causing a power outage. A man sustained minor injuries, and crews spent hours clearing the tree and restoring power.

Clayton County now allows citizens to request police documents at any precinct, easing access to reports and impound releases, with services available Monday-Friday, 8 AM-4 PM.