A fifth suspect in a violent Cincinnati outbreak has been arrested in Atlanta, with previous suspects already charged and the incident stirring controversy online.

The discovery of unmarked graves in Decatur has altered the South Columbia Drive multi-use path project, prompting a design change and higher costs to respect the burial site.

Atlanta Police seek public help to identify suspects in a non-fatal shooting on Edgewood Ave NE, which injured an 18-year-old in the foot. The incident occurred before a separate mass shooting, and authorities ask for tips that may also be rewarded.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny skies, with chances of thunderstorms increasing throughout the week.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on Jonesboro Road SE in Atlanta; the woman's identity is withheld pending kin notification, and the investigation is ongoing.

A tree fell on Hemphill School Road, obstructing traffic and causing a power outage. A man sustained minor injuries, and crews spent hours clearing the tree and restoring power.

Clayton County now allows citizens to request police documents at any precinct, easing access to reports and impound releases, with services available Monday-Friday, 8 AM-4 PM.

Clayton County will host a Farmer's Market at Lake Spivey Recreation Center on August 29, 2025, featuring fresh produce and multiple payment options, including card and EBT.

Gwinnett County residents join a Citizens Budget Review Team to advise on fiscal priorities for the 2026 county budget, led by Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson, enhancing transparency and local involvement.

Community Park Clean Up & Trash Dump event is scheduled for September 13, 2025, in Independence Park, with Clayton County Parks and Recreation seeking volunteers.

Conyers City Council plans an 18.05% property tax increase to offset inflation's impact on city services. Public hearings are scheduled before finalizing the new rate.

Jimmy David Mills was convicted and sentenced to life plus 26 years for a violent 2020 home invasion in Brookhaven.

The article summarizes the City Council meeting in Milton, highlighting summer interns' achievements, municipal finance updates, changes to event permits and property assessments, and agreement discussions for upcoming election logistics.