Nurses and advocates protest against staffing and service cuts at the Atlanta VA Medical Center, citing concerns over veteran care, particularly for those with mental illnesses. The VA claims it's reallocating resources, not cutting staff.

Chance the Rapper announced the "And We Back Tour," starting in Houston and including a stop in Atlanta on September 29. His new album "Star Line" is set to release on August 15, promising a personal reflection of his journey.

A high-speed chase in Atlanta ended with a car crashing into an apartment, injuring three. The incident occurred after an attempt to evade a traffic stop.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved funding for children's, seniors', and first responders' services, including a grant for CASA and a new fire training tower. K9 Nitro was honored upon retirement.

Cobb County’s Chief Magistrate Judge Brendan F. Murphy named Natalie Ward and Christopher Yarbrough as part-time Magistrate judges, citing their extensive legal expertise and dedication to community service.

Duluth celebrated Multicultural Week with cultural performances, international cuisines, and activities, highlighting diversity and unity in the community.

The Georgia Senate committee will discuss eliminating state income tax in a public meeting at the State Capitol on August 19, led by Chairman Senator Blake Tillery.

Milton reminds residents of campaign sign rules: permitted from August 18 until seven days post-election; additional period for run-offs; limits on residential signage size; no City property signs allowed.

The Gone With the Wind Museum hosts an event providing deep insights into the classic tale and offers tours with an exclusive souvenir on August 30th, for $10 (discounts available).

Mayor Andre Dickens appoints Cyril Turner as Commissioner and Eugene McKinnie as Deputy Commissioner of Atlanta's DPW to advance a sustainable and clean city agenda.

Three individuals were arrested by authorities in Sumter County, Georgia, for their involvement in an aggravated assault case that resulted in a shooting.

New details from the Atlanta Police reveal a fatal shooting on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive NW involved an armed robbery. The case is reclassified as a felon killed by a private citizen.

The GBI investigates a fatal officer-involved shooting in Quitman County, involving Maurice Snapp and Sheriff Charles Davis, after a reported assault.