An 18-year-old named Rithwak Somepalli was arrested for a fatal crash in Alpharetta, charged with homicide by vehicle and reckless driving, resulting in the death of two UGA students and a high school senior.

Motorcyclist Michael Hurley's family was awarded $18 million after a tragic 2020 crash in Roswell, following a legal battle with the defendant's insurance.

Snellville is set to adopt the 2024 property millage rate on July 22, providing public access to tax digest records showing property valuation increases and motor vehicle decreases.

Lawrenceville's Mayor and Council adopted a $189 million budget for FY 2025 focused on community growth, with a new millage rate set for public hearings in July.

Fulton County's court operations are affected by USPS issues, as vital legal documents fail to reach recipients, with over 1100 mail pieces returned in three days.

Fulton County welcomes a South Korean delegation to explore joint ventures in film and technology, highlighting the local presence of major Korean companies. Chairman Pitt move aims to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange with Goyang City.

Jurors in Cobb County were released from their service with instructions and appreciation from the State Court, and will receive a payment and attendance verification by mail or online.

Barrow County announces Independence Day closures for administrative offices, courts, and other facilities, with essential services such as meals for seniors and emergency water services remaining operational.

Georgia's Happy Helpings initiative, based on the USDA's SUN Meals program, aims to combat child hunger during summer by distributing meals at local centers in various communities.

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.

Water service has been restored in DeKalb County after the Watershed Management fixed a leaking water main on Memorial Drive; customers may experience brown water temporarily.

Isaiah Hubert earned the Gates Scholarship, covering college costs not met by other aid, recognized by the Cobb County Board for academic and community efforts.

Morehouse School of Medicine's new Perinatal Patient Navigator program in Georgia trains Black women as doulas to fight high maternal mortality rates, with hopes for better maternity care outcomes.