A Georgia business owner, Carl Alan Zaglin, was convicted for bribing Honduran officials and money laundering in a scheme to secure government contracts.

Cang Thanh Luu was sentenced to three years in prison for second-degree arson, with an additional probation period and a restitution payment of $382,589. He faces deportation after serving his time.

Ex-officer Russell Mathis was reindicted for the 2022 fatal shooting of Marando Salmon after a previous dismissal, facing charges of involuntary manslaughter and reckless conduct.

DeKalb County Police arrested five individuals after seizing guns, drugs, and cash from a home; a drone tracked a fleeing suspect, and charges have been filed.

Two arrested after a theft at a Home Depot led to a collision with a DeKalb County police car and foot chase. Officers sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

LifeLine Animal Project in Atlanta offers a free pet adoption event, waiving fees at three shelters, to help pets find homes and alleviate shelter overcrowding, with support from Petco Love.

Gwinnett County is seeking developers to transform the 72-acre former Gwinnett Place Mall into a mixed-use space, investing $49 million in local infrastructure to support the project.

Atlanta's weather forecast promises sunny days, mild evenings, and minimal rain chances, with highs in the upper 80s, according to the National Weather Service.

Lawrenceville provides free mulch to residents on first Fridays monthly, except in September and October. Pickup is available, with limited delivery options, at 460 Paper Mill Road.

Marietta prepares for a procession to honor the late Master Firefighter Preston Fant, with expected traffic impacts on September 18 from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM.

Dacula, GA unveils a new synthetic turf playing field at Rabbit Hill Park with ADA-compliant features and improved facilities, promoting inclusive play and reduced weather-related cancellations.

Athens-Clarke County is conducting rigorous testing of voting equipment for the upcoming November 4 elections, inviting the public to observe the process to ensure accuracy and security.

The Crabapple Fest in Milton returns on October 4 with art, antiques, family activities, food, and music, expecting large attendance in downtown Milton.