The Bail Project ends its Atlanta operations due to a new Georgia law, Senate Bill 63, which expands cash bail and restricts bail assistance for low-income defendants.

An escaped inmate from Spalding County was recaptured shortly after fleeing a work detail. His identity and criminal background have not been disclosed.

The Fayetteville Police Department received a $20,000 grant from the GOHS to improve traffic safety through enhanced technology for collision investigations.

More suspects face felony charges in the investigation of the Savannah shootout that injured 11. Jacorey Porter is the latest arrest in connection to the crime.

Milton invites public input on the Deerfield Parkway athletic complex plans during a second meeting on June 24, reflecting its commitment to community involvement in the park's design.

WalletHub ranked Atlanta as a top city for staycations based on its recreational activities, parks, pools, and food and entertainment options, according to a study analyzing over 180 U.S. cities.

Athens-Clarke County announces the scheduling for ballot count and canvassing, inviting public observation in line with Georgia's election transparency laws.

Lawrenceville is soliciting proposals for a new community mural near Georgia Gwinnett College, with a paint-by-numbers section for public participation. Submissions are open until July 26, 2024.

During a live TV debate, Georgia congressional candidate Chuck Hand, who was convicted for his part in the January 6 riot, walked out before debating fellow Republican Wayne Johnson.

Nine Decatur businesses were burglarized by masked individuals in a spate of break-ins, with cash registers targeted and windows smashed. Local police are investigating.

Woodstock advises of downtown traffic delays starting June 13 due to construction of a new parking deck, part of the City Center project, with disruptions expected until September 20.

MARTA will proceed with the Five Points Station renovation despite Atlanta Mayor Dickens' call for a delay amid concerns from an ongoing audit of the 'More MARTA' sales tax. The renovation will last 18 months but will not disrupt rail services.

Metro Atlanta experienced its third minor earthquake in a week, with a 2.0 magnitude tremor northwest of Buford on Sunday evening, following two smaller quakes near Lake Lanier. No damage or injuries were reported.