The LaGrange Police Department is seeking new information in the 2011 robbery and murder of Freddie L. Holmes near Revis Street. With no arrests made in 14 years, authorities urge anyone with details—especially from the Lucy Morgan Housing Authority area—to come forward.

Christy Todd, former Georgia Teacher of the Year, has been named the Chief of Staff for GaDOE, intending to focus on service and support within the department.

A fire at Georgia Arms ammunition supply in Villa Rica was quickly extinguished with no injuries or main building damage, arousing community concern due to past fires.

Flat Creek Floyd, Peachtree City's beloved alligator, was killed by a vehicle while crossing Highway 74. He was a local celebrity and will be remembered by the community.

Lucas Costea, 18, has been arrested in Gwinnett County for alleged crimes against a child, with police investigating his connection to a youth organization.

Ellenwood, Georgia prepares for the 2nd Annual Goals Up, Guns Down Basketball Tournament to encourage positive community interactions and address violence.

Perry McCullough arrested by Atlanta Police for a Dewey St. SW homicide, with the reminder that an arrest does not equate to guilt.

A water main break on Chamblee Dunwoody Road in Dunwoody caused road closures and water supply disruptions for residents over the weekend. Repairs were made, and normalcy returned by late afternoon.

The weather in Atlanta involves a week of intermittent storms and sunshine, with highs in the mid-to-upper 80s. Showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout the week.

MARTA began a $230 million renovation of Five Points Station, impacting entrances and services; rail service continues as bus routes and stops adjust.

Atlanta approves a year-long pilot for driverless shuttles linked to the Beltline, funded with $1.75 million, aimed at boosting connectivity and tourism ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Two men, aged 19, were shot near Greenbriar Mall at 2628 Senegal Way and drove to the mall seeking medical assistance. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Dunwoody maintains its property tax rate at 3.040 mills for 2025 but non-homestead properties may see tax increases due to higher assessments. Public hearings are scheduled for June.