Cobb County's new "CobbGov" mobile app for both Apple and Android is designed to facilitate resident interactions with county services and provide real-time updates and alerts.

Joshua Keith Thompson was sentenced to 200 months for meth possession in South Georgia after a traffic stop escalated to his arrest. His extensive criminal history includes multiple felonies.

Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper urges precautions for animal safety amid a heat wave, emphasizing the need for water, shade, and limited outdoor activity.

Jessica Steele from Hamilton was arrested by the GBI on charges of siphoning over $90,000 from Callaway Resort and Gardens. She has since bonded out and the investigation continues.

A 24-year-old man was shot near 66 Broad St. NW in Atlanta early Saturday; he was hospitalized and is recovering. The motive and suspect details remain unknown; the APD is investigating.

A series of shootings in Atlanta left one dead and several injured, with incidents believed to be connected. Police are investigating the violent events.

Atlanta expects a hot week with temperatures reaching the mid to high 90s and heat indices in the triple digits, with chances of afternoon showers and thunderstorms midweek.

A man was fatally shot on Memorial Drive, and the suspect, Tavaris Williams, was arrested after returning to the scene. The Atlanta Police Department is investigating the incident.

Fulton County officials tentatively approve a 12.49 percent increase in property taxes, with public hearings held for citizens to provide input on the financial implications.

A man was fatally shot in Southeast Atlanta, with his death highlighting the city's battle with gun violence. The incident occurred at 369 Skylar Way SE, with no suspects yet identified.

WorkSource Fulton is deploying its Mobile Career Center to Fulton County libraries to offer on-site career help, backed by the WIOA, with services including internet access and employment guidance.

Fulton County has allocated $5.3 million to non-profits for community services, covering six categories of aid, with the CSP having contributed $58 million in total to date.

Dunwoody's audit shows a $3.5 million increase in reserves, with revenues up by $1.26 million, allowing for a larger-than-required fund balance. Mayor Deutsch emphasizes prudent financial management.