Helicopters spotted over northwest Milton are part of firefighter training exercises by Milton Fire-Rescue Department to improve air medical emergency response.

The Marietta City Council meeting is scheduled for August 26th, 5:15 PM at City Hall; participation can be in-person or via live stream on the city's website.

Milton's City Council approved extending microbreweries' and microdistilleries' operating hours to midnight and made other updates to the city's alcohol code.

Butts County is seeking bids to retrofit two Type I ambulances, in compliance with health regulations, to be completed within a year of the award date.

Barrow County is launching an online portal for permits and licenses, with current services continuing during transition. The county is also providing tutorials for the new software.

A digital mural in Atlanta honors Rosalynn Carter’s 98th birthday, while her and Jimmy Carter’s legacies are celebrated with various tributes, including a new U.S. Postal stamp.

A fire at Clarkston Oaks Apartments resulted in five hospitalizations and left 50 people, including many refugees, homeless. Firefighters contained the blaze, which damaged all 32 units.

CobbLinc and Kennesaw State University now offer free bus rides to students with valid IDs, facilitating easier travel between KSU campuses and local areas.

Butts County is hiring a Senior Center Site Manager to oversee their Nutrition Site Program, cater to seniors aged 50+, and manage meals, transportation, and activities.

The Georgia DHS continues to deal with aftermath of a July 28 cyberattack on its SNAP program's call center, advising recipients on security measures and replacing affected EBT cards.

Peachtree Corners is addressing a growing deer population encroaching on human areas by initiating a study with wildlife cameras and resident input to determine management steps.

A 25-year-old man from Woodstock, Brek Lewis Green, drowned at Lake Chatuge after staying in the water when a friend left. His body was found by search teams using SONAR.

Atlanta City Councilwoman Marci Collier Overstreet is advocating for increased safety measures on the MARTA system after a series of incidents, including an escalator malfunction at Vine City station and the shooting of two officers.