Roswell is nominated for Best Community Event, Best Art Lessons/Studio, and Best Performing Arts/Theatre in Best of North Atlanta 2024. Votes are accepted July 15 - August 15.

Brian Frix has been appointed as the new chief of operations in Conyers, overseeing multiple departments, following his service as the city's Public Works and Transportation director since 2016.

Butts County is seeking applicants for a combined Executive Assistant and Procurement Coordinator position to support the County Manager and manage purchasing.

Adam Kinzinger, former GOP congressman, endorses President Biden, marking a significant political shift and targeting moderate Republicans and independents.

The North DeKalb Mall demolition marks the end of an era and the beginning of Lulah Hills, a mixed-use development set for completion by 2028, involving housing and retail spaces.

Biden's debate performance against Trump was uneven, and his health was a concern. Trump denied electoral outcomes and faced less age scrutiny. Partisan fatigue marks voters' sentiments.

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.

Marcello Banes and Stephanie Lindsey are charged with money laundering and fraud in relation to a suspicious land sale, with allegations of personal financial gains.

A fatal shooting on Jett St NW, Atlanta, resulted in one male victim's death and an ongoing police investigation, with no suspects identified or motives confirmed.

A 16-year-old has been charged with Felony Murder and Aggravated Assault in Ocilla, Georgia, after the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old, with the GBI investigating the case.

Megan Thee Stallion adds a third Atlanta show on July 2 to her tour after previous cancellations, with Glorilla returning as a special guest. Tickets are on sale.

Authorities in South Fulton are searching for Jobbar Bailey, a nonverbal autistic teen who went missing early Tuesday.

A 5-year-old girl was injured by deputy gunfire during a police incident in Douglas County; lawyers Ben Crump and Bakari Sellers are involved, criticizing police actions.