Congressman Hank Johnson secured $15.8 million for Georgia's 4th District projects, including road improvements and support for domestic violence survivors.

Douglas County authorities are seeking public help to identify a fraud suspect, with information to be reported to Investigator Watts at (678) 486-1229.

Atlanta launches the "Make the Right Call" campaign to redirect non-emergency calls from 911 to 311, aiming to reduce the overload on emergency services.

North Atlanta High School increased security after receiving an email threat targeting faculty, prompting a full-scale police investigation and campus security measures.

Atlanta City Council and GSU students are concerned about safety following a shooting near the campus, despite increased patrols and security measures.

U.S. Housing Secretary Marcia L. Fudge is retiring, acknowledged by Atlanta's Mayor for her work in affordable housing and urban revitalization, including the relocation of residents from Forest Cove.

A Cobb County woman is charged with the murder of her 2-year-old son after he died with fentanyl in his system, contradicting her choking claim. She faces additional drug trafficking charges.

Alex Benigno, known as "Magnet Man," cleans Atlanta's streets of metal debris with his magnet-equipped bicycle, collecting over 410 pounds in 2 months.

Phipps Plaza in NYC ushers in spring with events including Big Green Egg Week for outdoor grilling and a pre-St. Patrick's Day celebration with Irish food and music. March Madness screenings and trivia nights are also planned.

Sen. Sonya Halpern and Gov. Brian P. Kemp are hosting the 4th annual HBCU Heritage Day at the Georgia State Capitol on March 13th to honor the state's HBCUs.

The Georgia Capitol sees intense legislative activity with budget talks and contentious bills as the session nears its end, as detailed by a Senate Press update.

Druid Hills Middle School's cafeteria received a score of 100 in a follow-up health inspection, improving from a previous score of 63 due to multiple violations.

Georgia Senators propose SB 464, the "School Supplies for Teachers Act," to fund school supplies and implement a universal reading screener in public schools.