Fort Stewart Shooting Prompts Scrutiny of Military Gun Policies as Five Soldiers Wounded, Suspect Used Personal Firearm
The Fort Stewart shooting by Sgt. Quornelius Radford prompted scrutiny of military gun policies, as soldiers are not allowed to carry personal firearms on base. The incident raises debate over base security and Second Amendment rights.
Former Roswell Officials Demand Greater Transparency in Development Decisions Amid Historic District Parking Deck Construction
Former Roswell officials demand more transparency from the current administration regarding development projects, including a new parking deck and changes at historic Mimosa Hall.
Former Clark Atlanta University Student Files Lawsuit Over Injuries from 2023 Flash Flood
Former CAU student Gabrielle Bennett sues the university for injuries sustained during a severe flash flood on campus, citing negligence in building maintenance. She seeks damages exceeding $100,000.
Woodstock Celebrates Groundbreaking of Little River Park, A Project Reflecting Intergenerational Commitment to Green Space
Woodstock officials broke ground on Little River Park, set to enhance outdoor recreation and greenspace in the city, with strong community support and future infrastructure improvements planned.
Cobb County in Metro Atlanta Leads with AI-Enhanced 911 System Upgrade for Improved Emergency Response
Cobb County's DEC has integrated AI into their 911 system to enable video streaming from callers, real-time translation, and IP-based infrastructure with AT&T’s ESInet for improved emergency responses.




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