The Ogeechee Riverkeeper plans to sue two U.S. agencies, alleging failure to properly evaluate the environmental impact of Hyundai's new electric vehicle plant in Georgia.

Former Fulton County Jail inmates partake in Canine CellMates' Beyond the Bars program, training rescue dogs, aiding in their rehabilitation and paving the way for new beginnings for both men and dogs.

Atlanta United fired head coach Gonzalo Pineda after a series of poor results, with Rob Valentino serving as interim.

A Florida deputy was fired for unjustifiable use of deadly force in shooting Senior Airman Roger Fortson, but the airman's family demands further justice.

Prospective jurors for Cobb County State Court are experiencing delays and are instructed to remain on standby for further updates, as the court works through its processes.

Roswell celebrates Juneteenth with a series of cultural events, historical exhibits, and performances at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center and Smith Plantation, open to the public from June 7 through July 31.

The Georgia Court of Appeals is set to hear arguments on October 4 regarding Fulton County DA Fani Willis's role in prosecuting cases related to the 2020 election, possibly delaying a trial until after the presidential election.

Carroll County announced early voting for a Republican Run-Off from June 10-14 at 997 Newnan Road, with Election Day on June 18. It includes races for the US House and County Commission.

The Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Small Business Success Series: Resource Day on June 13 for entrepreneurs to gain insights and network.

Roswell begins federally funded improvements to Mimosa Hall's driveway, enhancing safety and accessibility while conserving historic trees. The project, costing $882,081, is part of the city's effort to preserve the 1840s landmark.

The article discusses a Ward 2 town hall meeting where local officials provided updates on city projects and plans, and engaged with community feedback for future development.

Rome Police Sgt. Thacker rescued a baby fawn trapped in a storm drain, later releasing it back into the wild, garnering appreciation from the community.

Fulton County is inviting public feedback on a four-year workforce development plan focusing on job training and economic growth, available for review until June 30, 2024.