Groundbreaking is set for a new phase of the Atlanta BeltLine's Northwest Trail, expected to take 14 months and expand the Westside Trail's reach, promoting community connectivity and urban revitalization.

Georgia is set to implement a variety of new laws, including a tax cut and measures to increase public safety and healthcare access, as well as to protect minors on social media.

Atlanta launches a $7.5 million relief fund for businesses affected by water main breaks, with applications managed by Invest Atlanta opening from June 24 to July 8, 2024.

A fatal car accident at an Atlanta intersection resulted in one death and two hospitalized. The Atlanta Police are investigating the crash involving a Ford Edge and a Volkswagen Jetta.

Two men were fatally shot in Northwest Atlanta; police are investigating the incident that occurred late Sunday night without releasing details on suspects or motives.

A father and daughter were fatally shot at Freedom Park Apartments in South Fulton. Police have issued arrest warrants for an unnamed suspect as the investigation continues.

Biden and Trump are scheduled for an election debate in Georgia's pivotal Fayette County, with local dynamics playing a significant role in their campaigns.

Cobb County's new fee schedule, starting July 1, 2024, will calculate construction project costs based on square footage, aligning with House Bill 461.

Cobb County celebrates environmental efforts after Earth Month, with successful recycling initiatives such as a 34,000-pound paper shred and 1,447 pounds of medication collected.

The Clayton County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the FY 2025 Budget on June 25, 2024, in Jonesboro, GA. Public attendance is encouraged.

The Atlanta Braves' recent success has coincided with the adoption of a mascot, 'Snitbear,' in their dugout, fostering a 5-1 record and improved player performances.

20-year-old Carson Tyler from Georgia qualified for two Olympic diving events, a feat an American hasn’t achieved since 2000. He will compete in the men’s 3-meter and 10-meter platforms at the Paris Games.

The article discusses the divide in U.S. states' approaches to abortion rights post-Roe v. Wade, with half, like West Virginia, resisting direct voter say on the issue, contrasting with states where voter initiatives have upheld abortion rights.