The lawyers for the men convicted of hate crimes in the murder of Ahmaud Arbery are appealing their convictions, arguing against the sufficiency of the evidence and the application of federal charges.

The Milton Planning Commission will discuss new housing plans and updates on ongoing projects, including proposals for Rosemary and Blakely Manor developments, during a meeting open to public attendance and online viewers.

MomoCon in Atlanta aims to set a new Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed as Spider-Man on May 25, with Yuri Lowenthal cheering on participants.

Carvell E. Brown was arrested following a Wells Fargo bank robbery in Brookhaven after being identified through surveillance and apprehended by MARTA police.

Carbon monoxide alarm at Dobbs Elementary School in Atlanta leads to evacuation before the start of the school day due to a suspected gas leak. Students rerouted to alternate school.

The third teen suspect in the 2021 fatal shooting of 16-year-old Jamarious Smith surrendered and was arrested, facing several charges including felony murder.

The Georgia Senate passed several key bills: funding for law enforcement, tax relief measures, enforcement of immigration laws, protection against foreign adversaries' influence, and streamlining therapy licensing.

The Cobb County DPS is offering its 2024 Citizens Public Safety Academy session for residents, covering insights into local law enforcement and emergency services, starting May 7th. Applications are due April 29th.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation is hosting a free community event, "A Movie Under the Stars," where "The Barbie Movie" will be screened on May 4, 2024, at Rex Park, with festivities starting at 5 p.m.

Gwinnett County approves the sale of the former Olympic Tennis Center to Fuqua Acquisitions for $5.6 million. The site will be redeveloped into a mixed-use hub featuring a Costco, eateries, and affordable housing.

Clayton County is offering free legal consultations on Law Day 2024, May 1st, to assist residents with legal advice in various specializations at the Harold R. Banke Justice Center.

Atlanta sees a rise in gun switches that convert handguns into automatic weapons, posing law enforcement challenges and leading to legislative responses.

Invest Fest, a financial festival, is returning to Atlanta in August for its fourth year, announced by its co-founders and the city's mayor, aiming to merge business with culture and improve on past event issues.