Kennesaw Parks & Recreation is hosting a Valentine's Dance on February 13 at Ben Robertson Community Center, featuring dining, dancing, a DJ, and a pre-purchase ticket system.

State Senator David Lucas introduced Senate Bill 380 to expand Medicaid in Georgia, aiming to increase access to healthcare for low-income families and provide economic benefits.

GCPS is refining its Kindergarten enrollment and grade placement process, considering family input, while denying plans to eliminate "redshirting." Enrollment for the 2026-27 school year begins March 16, 2026.

The FBI seized about 700 boxes of ballots from Fulton County's election office related to the 2020 vote, amid an ongoing voter fraud investigation and recent procedural lapses acknowledgment.

An 18-year-old, Matthew Milner, was fatally shot at Riverstock Apartments in Woodstock. Police and GBI are investigating the incident, which is the third homicide in a decade in the area.

Jury selection begins in Athens for the trial of Edrick Faust, accused of the 2001 murder of UGA student Tara Baker, a case revived by DNA advancements.

Georgia Rep. David Clark suggests renaming Sawnee Mountain to "Trump Mountain," causing backlash from Forsyth County officials who want to preserve the site's historical name linked to the Cherokee tribe.

Jeffrey Wade Anthony, 47, received a 40-year prison sentence, with 15 years to be served without parole, after being convicted of two separate assaults on fellow inmates at the Catoosa County Jail.

The article outlines the upcoming weather forecast for Atlanta, detailing a mix of sun, clouds, and chances of rain and snow with fluctuating temperatures.

The SweetWater 420 Fest returns to Atlanta with a lineup that includes Umphrey's McGee and Thievery Corporation, at a new venue and with reduced ticket prices.

Decatur provides housing for former foster children transitioning into adulthood, with Wellroot Family Service offering communal living environments, life-skills support, and tackling issues like homelessness and trafficking.

Roswell Police seek public help in identifying a woman who died in 2024, after efforts to establish her identity following inaccurate information failed.

Snapfinger Elementary School students were relocated to other schools due to a water supply issue, which is under investigation. The DeKalb County School District facilitated the temporary move and maintained school day normalcy.