The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather with mild temperatures for Atlanta, with a gradual warm-up leading to a high near 80 degrees early next week.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens highlighted reductions in crime, infrastructure improvements, affordable housing initiatives, and new food market plans in his State of the City Address.

Marietta City Council will discuss local issues in their meetings on March 26, 2024, at City Hall, broadcast live and with materials available online. Public engagement is encouraged.

Milton's annual Community Egg Hunt drew an estimated 6,000 people and included activities like rock climbing and face painting, with special arrangements for sensory-sensitive children.

North Fulton County hosts a Special Needs Expo and Fun Day, providing resources, entertainment, and volunteer opportunities on April 14 at the East Roswell Recreation Center.

Marietta's Parks & Recreation Department offers a spring break camp for kids aged 6-12 from April 1-5 at Custer Park Sports & Fitness Center, with affordable fees and extended hours available.

A judge has granted Harrison Floyd, co-defendant in the Georgia election case, a Certificate of Immediate Review, allowing an appeal before trial verdict.

The Atlanta VA office is renamed after late Senator Johnny Isakson to honor his service to veterans. A dedication ceremony marked the change, reflecting Isakson's significant efforts in veterans' affairs.

A K-9 officer in Acworth caught meth trafficking suspect Christopher Lance Hammit after he fled a traffic stop on foot, leading to additional charges for Hammit.

A disgruntled ex-employee led Gwinnett County police on a slow-speed chase in a stolen frontloader until another frontloader flipped it to end the pursuit.

UGA running back Trevor Etienne was arrested on DUI charges, possibly affecting his position with the Bulldogs.

Georgia lawmakers rush to review and pass a diverse set of bills before the legislative session ends on Sine Die.

An accidental gas leak caused an explosion and fire at PO Freddie's BBQ in Atlanta, leading to evacuations and road closures. No injuries were reported.