Pabel Troche has been named the new Fire Chief of Roswell Fire Department, with a 20+ year tenure and key roles such as EMS Director and Battalion Chief.

A section of Cone Street NW in Atlanta is closed for building maintenance between Walton St NW and Poplar St NW from 9 AM to 4 PM on September 6, 2025.

GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting and a fire in Locust Grove, GA, which left two people dead, including a man who charged at officers with a knife.

The GBI is assisting Dublin Police in the unsolved case of Johnny Hall IV, shot outside Riverview Apartments, who died later in hospital. No arrests have been made; public assistance is requested.

Milton’s City Council aims to reduce speed limits on several roads for safety, awaits state approval, and is set to hold a concert and address community causes.

A motorcyclist died in Atlanta after a collision with an SUV; police are investigating the incident which occurred on August 20th at Memorial Dr. SE and Boulevard SE.

Milton's Fire CARES is offering free wellness clinics for the community, led by firefighter and nurse Derek Hofmann, providing health screenings without appointments needed.

Tamara Gatson, owner of The Book Cellar, wins the Outstanding Achievement Award from Conyers DDA for her positive impact on local culture and commerce.

Criticism arises over Georgia's use of the National Guard in ICE operations, with Sen. Kenya Wicks condemning the move as unconstitutional and a betrayal of military principles.

Georgia's legislature passed bills to aid rural communities post-Hurricane Helene, focusing on economic recovery and resilience against future disasters, including tax relief and agricultural support measures.

Marietta residents warned about scammers posing as utility reps, threatening service shutoffs, and asking for immediate payment via unorthodox methods.

Georgia lawmakers focus on foster youth transitioning to adulthood, with the Senate Study Committee holding its second session to assess support systems.

Senate Majority Leader Jason Anavitarte commemorated the one-year anniversary of the Apalachee High School shooting, highlighting Georgia's legislative efforts to improve school safety and student mental health.