Cobb County Water System reported a spill of 3.9 million gallons of substandard treated wastewater into Lake Allatoona, a second recent incident spurring investigation.

Esteban Arriaza was arrested for trying to entice what he thought was an underage girl but was an undercover officer online. He faces charges of attempting to engage in indecent activities with a child.

A 59-year-old Georgia man, David Wayne Stanley, received a 160-month federal prison sentence for bank robbery including restitution and supervised release.

A defendant in the YSL RICO case, Shannon Stillwell, was stabbed in jail, causing a temporary halt to the trial. Judge Glanville continues to oversee the controversial proceedings.

A TikTok video showing a significant price increase for a Walmart grocery reorder went viral. Walmart stated the rise was due to discontinued items, not inflation.

Senator Jon Ossoff is working to secure $20 million for water infrastructure improvements in East Point, Georgia, focusing on water treatment system upgrades for community resilience.

The Union of Concerned Scientists warn of frequent future floods in coastal Georgia, affecting 10 critical infrastructure sites by 2050 due to sea level rise, urging a switch to clean energy.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved community improvements including senior meal service upgrades, pedestrian safety measures on Singleton Road, and a water main replacement in the Hopkins Mill Subdivision.

Bobbie Lane closes from July 2-19 for sewer upgrades, affecting weekday traffic but allowing weekend respite. Detours and flaggers will aid commuters.

Alpharetta reminds residents of Georgia's fireworks laws ahead of July 4th, limiting use until 11:59 PM on holidays and extending to 1:00 AM on New Year's. Consideration for neighbors and proper use according to local restrictions are emphasized.

Lawrenceville has dedicated HYRO Park in memory of a K9 officer, offering a dog-friendly space with amenities like artificial turf and agility equipment.

Mayor Derek Norton of Smyrna will deliver his fourth State of the City address, highlighting past achievements and future plans, with a mandatory registration for attendees.

Marietta's tax millage rate remains unchanged for the 23rd year despite higher property values potentially increasing tax revenue; public hearings are scheduled for citizen input.