Austell appoints Shameta Jones-Harrell as Cobb County's first female police chief, succeeding Scott Hamilton. The department expresses strong support for her historic role.

Senator Emanuel Jones condemns the Boulder terror attack on a pro-Israeli rally, emphasizing solidarity against hate and the importance of confronting antisemitism.

Georgia begins issuing tax rebate checks up to $500 to eligible residents due to the state's budget surplus, with varying amounts based on filing status.

Edward Espinoza pled not guilty to murdering Roswell Police Officer Jeremy Labonte, facing multiple charges including malice murder. His attorney aims to prove innocence.

Burger King employee Mykale Baker's work ethic on graduation night led to a GoFundMe raising $200,000 and a $10,000 scholarship from the Burger King Foundation.

The FDA has issued a Class I recall for certain Williams Farms Repack tomatoes due to potential salmonella contamination affecting Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, with no reported illnesses yet.

The Taco Mac on Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta has suddenly closed, marking the second location to shut down in under two months, with a farewell note expressing gratitude to the community.

A report shows a 14% increase in family homelessness in Atlanta, despite a 1% overall rise, suggesting a stabilizing trend in homelessness. Data reveals disproportionate Black representation and a growing number of seniors facing homelessness.

Atlanta is expected to have a week of showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and warm temperatures, potentially disrupting outdoor activities and commutes.

Chamblee Police launch an LGBT Liaison Program, appointing Officer Brandon White as the first liaison, aiming to enhance safety, respect, and inclusivity for the LGBTQ+ community.

Georgia Governor Kemp appoints Torres, Lewis, and Boles to key judicial positions in Worth County, Flint Judicial Circuit, and Henry County, respectively.

A man died from a self-inflicted wound and a woman was hospitalized after a domestic dispute led to a SWAT standoff in Cherokee County.

A Polk County jailer was arrested and fired after a DUI stop in Dallas, Georgia. Authorities say Khalil Alexander Rembert was charged with multiple offenses, and his termination followed policy violations related to the arrest.