A two-day sting in Troup County led to 32 arrests for offenses related to human trafficking, pandering, and drugs, involving multiple law enforcement agencies.

Atlanta Police are investigating a fatal shooting near Swann Nature Preserve, with limited details and ongoing inquiries into the incident and a connected death.

Journalist Mario Guevara remains in ICE custody despite being granted bond, sparking concerns over press freedoms and his detainment's impact on immigrant journalists.

Atlanta police made a significant drug bust at a Huff Road apartment after community reports of unusual activity and drug odors; the seizure included marijuana, MDMA, mushrooms, pills, and cash.

Atlanta has launched "Showcase Atlanta," a program to help small businesses connect with event opportunities to boost exposure and local economic growth.

Wilfort Foster III has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for leading a drug trafficking operation from California to Georgia, with his barbershop as the base of operations.

Woodstock seeks public input on its 2025 Transportation Plan, focusing on both vehicular and pedestrian improvements, including tech-driven solutions like the Gridsmart system.

Coweta County proposes a property tax hike to maintain services due to population growth and increased service demand, with three new special service districts and potential tax relief measures. Public hearings are scheduled.

Commissioner Demont Davis and Clayton County Parks and Recreation host "Movie Under the Stars" featuring "Wicked" on July 26 at Lake Spivey Recreation Center.

The Cobb Board of Commissioners upheld the property tax rate and approved the Fiscal Year 2026 budget, amid moderated tax digest growth and economic challenges.

Sen. RaShaun Kemp criticized the late release of $1.3 billion in educational funds, insisting that $5 billion is still needed for services like teacher training.

Four Atlanta police recruits were fired after one discharged a gun outside their jurisdiction; the APD has launched an internal investigation, affirming high standards of conduct and professionalism.

Milton's City Council reviews FY2026 budget proposals, including more school liaison officers and in-house IT staff, while also funding arts, athletics, and greenspace initiatives.