Jyquez Harvey, on Atlanta's Most Wanted list for the murder of student Julian Kolb, was caught by MARTA Police while in possession of a stolen medicine bottle, gun, and drugs.

Conyers, GA's Red, White & Boom event celebrates Independence Day on July 3rd with family activities, live music, food trucks, and fireworks, with road closures for safety.

Barrow County, Georgia, receives a $3.4 million funding package for transportation infrastructure, including a new roundabout, to enhance traffic flow and safety.

The Carroll County Probate Court is moving from the 2nd to the 5th floor and will be temporarily closed from July 15-17 for the move. Urgent matters can call 770-830-5840.

A severe storm hit Dunwoody, Georgia, causing extensive damage, downed trees and power outages, with a swift response from local police and public works departments.

Sen. Emanuel Jones criticized President Trump's order for a U.S. military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities without Congress approval, fearing escalation and undermining democratic processes.

Nicole Love Hendrickson was reappointed to lead the ACCG's Economic Development and Transportation Policy Committee, a role key to shaping Georgia's growth and infrastructure policies.

The GBI has arrested three individuals, including a former magistrate judge, on charges related to a Camden County burglary involving illegal entry and property damage.

Cobb County issued a property tax increase notice due to a legal requirement, but isn't raising the millage rate; tax revenue will rise because of increased property values.

The City of Marietta will close offices July 4th to observe Independence Day, while sanitation schedules will change, with emergency services remaining available.

A Waynesboro man received over 26 years in federal prison for multiple armed robberies across Georgia. Cordell Cobb, 24, was convicted for ten robberies and related firearm offenses.

DeKalb County is providing over $206 million in property tax relief to eligible homeowners with homestead exemptions, funded by the EHOST one-penny sales tax.

Cobb County has launched a new, cost-effective paramedic training program for firefighters and emergency personnel, set to double the number of trained paramedics annually.