Chattahoochee Riverkeeper plans to sue the City of Atlanta over its handling of sewage treatment, citing E. coli levels and pollution at the R.M. Clayton facility in violation of the Clean Water Act.

Atlanta highlights Men’s Mental Health Awareness, addressing the rising mental health issues in men, including the high male suicide rate, through targeted resources and challenging societal stigmas.

Macon has launched a tiny homes project to address homelessness, offering ten units rented at no more than 30% of a tenant's income, with comprehensive support services provided.

Direct support professionals toured Fulton County's Behavioral Health Department to understand its operations and discuss topics like medical record-keeping and the intricacies of media production in public health.

Fulton County Board of Health reopens its 10 Park Place offices and Adamsville Health Center on June 6, 2024, following a brief closure due to water issues.

Fulton County, in partnership with Grady Health System, launched Senior Medicare Wellness Days to provide free health services to seniors aged 65 and over.

Fulton County concluded its first Mental Health Awareness Fair, offering resources, educational talks on mental health, and engagement with health professionals.

Grant Martin, a heart patient at Emory, had a graduation in the hospital after Columbus State University worked to ensure his academic efforts were honored.

Lorretta Cox, a heart patient on a cruise, faced a medical emergency and was hospitalized in the Dominican Republic, leading to high expenses and a community-funded return to the US.

The Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia unveils the Sickle Cell Sanctuary to provide holistic and medical care for state residents with sickle cell disease.

Piedmont Henry Hospital in Stockbridge starts a $212-million expansion to add a new tower with patient rooms and operating rooms, aiming to meet the growing healthcare demands of the area.

Cobb County's Mental Health Court celebrated the graduation of three individuals who completed an intensive program designed to help them overcome mental health challenges within the criminal justice system.

Cobb Superior Court celebrated the graduation of three individuals from its Mental Health Court program, highlighting the support given to those with mental illness in the criminal justice system.