Rep. David Scott faces multiple Democratic challengers in a reconfigured Atlanta district for the May 21 primary elections amidst concerns over his age and lack of public appearances.

Dunwoody High School students have their artworks displayed in local storefronts, transforming the city into an open-air gallery, with the top 15 creators awarded $200 each.

Residents in Atlanta's Mozley Park seek GDOT action for I-20 noise barriers due to high decibel levels affecting health, facing red tape and no immediate remedy.

Keith Marshall co-founded 'The Players Lounge' to help student-athletes in Atlanta monetize their name, image, and likeness, capitalizing on new NCAA rules for personal branding.

A North Carolina man was indicted for allegedly sending a threatening antisemitic postcard to a Georgia rabbi after her testimony in favor of an antisemitism law.

A Georgia man, Jack Wade Whitton, was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for assaulting a police officer during the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.

The Affordable Connectivity Program in Georgia faces cuts, impacting over 722,000 households that may lose or downgrade internet service without the federal subsidy.

Georgia has implemented strict regulations on kratom, mandating age restrictions, concentration limits, and labeling requirements, with strong penalties for non-compliance.

Upcoming road work on Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive SW in Atlanta will cause lane closures to facilitate sidewalk repairs and ADA ramp upgrades, with work occurring weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm, expected to complete in January 2025.

Gwinnett County has begun construction on a new community recreation center at Lenora Park, featuring a gym, community room, dance and art rooms, and a walking track. The $10 million project is funded by SPLOST and includes field enhancements.

Michael Thurmond is set to deliver his last State of the County address, reflecting on his tenure as DeKalb County CEO, in a sold-out event with over 650 attendees.

The DeKalb County Police Department will host its annual Fallen Officers Memorial Service at the DeKalb History Center to honor deceased law enforcement officers.

Newton County homeowners face a May 24 deadline to appeal their property assessments as they seek to ensure accurate valuations and potentially lower tax burdens.