Marietta Water begins water line replacement in St. Marys–St. Annes next week to improve service and reliability, with construction expected until June 2026.

Anthony Lane was arrested for a January 6th shooting in Atlanta, facing Murder and related charges. The 19-year-old victim died on the scene. The investigation is ongoing, with details subject to change.

Former Echols County Sheriff's secretary Anna Altobello was arrested by the GBI on multiple charges, including Misuse of License Plate Data and Stalking.

A male victim was shot in the foot during an alleged robbery attempt on Jonesboro Road in Southeast Atlanta. The incident is under active police investigation.

Bibb County man, Willie George Northern Jr., is charged with murder following the death of his girlfriend's six-month-old baby who was under his care.

Residents petition for a Trader Joe's at Atlantic Station after Publix closure, but the company has yet to confirm any plans for opening at the location.

The body of 79-year-old Ernestine Merritt, who suffered from dementia, was found in a creek near her home in DeKalb County, concluding the search for her.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved a $2.58 billion budget for 2026, reducing expenses and focusing on key services like public safety and infrastructure.

A man was shot in the neck in southeast Atlanta and is being treated at Grady Memorial Hospital. No arrests have been made, and the incident near a local liquor store remains under investigation.

Free tax preparation assistance is offered to Cobb County residents by AARP volunteers at local libraries, requiring appointments booked online and providing same-day return completion.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation probes a shooting by Union City police, leaving a 24-year-old man injured after officers responded to a gunfire report.

An Atlanta childcare center, Little Leaders Academy, has experienced three burglaries, leading to heightened concern and increased security measures. Police are seeking the suspect captured on CCTV.

Clayton County offers free tech training for residents to improve digital literacy, focusing on device usage and online security. Limited space requires registration, promoting digital empowerment and community learning.