A man was arrested after a standoff where he reportedly held someone at gunpoint in a Decatur apartment complex; SWAT and negotiators ensured a peaceful surrender.

Quartez Rashad Goodman, with a violent history, was sentenced to ten years in federal prison for firearm possession after an episode of violence in an Atlanta park.

Clayton County invites community members to discuss the future of local parks and recreation on January 26, 2026, at Carl Rhodenizer Recreation Center or via Zoom.

Sandy Springs will host an educational event honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., featuring the film "Our Friend, Martin," children's activities, and refreshments on January 19.

Dunwoody invites the public to an Open House for Georgetown's planning, with interactive activities to gather community feedback on future developments.

Mayor Andre Dickens delivered his second inaugural address at Georgia State University, reviewed his first-term achievements, and outlined future goals for Atlanta's safety, housing, and community investment.

A stretch of Wilbur Avenue SE in Atlanta will be closed for tree removal, impacting traffic and pedestrian access tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Local access maintained.

Snellville seeks bids for managing solid waste and recycling services to enhance environmental stewardship and efficiency. Guidelines are on the city's website.

A Hiram councilwoman, Melissa Bayardelle, saved two people from a house fire, and neighbors helped, including saving the couple's cat. Assistance continues with a GoFundMe campaign.

Ex-Georgia Rep. Karen Bennett indicted for fraudulently collecting $13,940 in pandemic unemployment benefits despite continued income from her company and a church.

A 3-year-old boy is critically injured after a shooting at a DeKalb County gas station following a dispute. Three have been arrested, including a juvenile.

Milton invites high school juniors and seniors to apply for the 2026 Youth Government Leadership Program, focusing on government and outdoor activities.

Carmalitha Gumbs was sworn in as the first female mayor of South Fulton, aiming to restore the office's reputation after spending controversies of her predecessor.