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.

Two police officers in Sandy Springs were honored for saving a choking 9-month-old baby by performing life-saving maneuvers, as captured on bodycam footage.

Residents escaped a fire in a DeKalb County apartment, with two injured after jumping from the building. Firefighters are investigating the cause, which started on the first floor. Four families are displaced, assisted by the Red Cross.

R&B singer Jaheim Hoagland faces court over animal cruelty charges related to his alleged neglect of six dogs. Public outcry has sparked calls for tougher laws in Georgia.

Atlanta ups efforts to solve homicide, offering $5,000 for tips leading to an indictment in the shooting death of Junior Bowen at Bolden Village Apartments.

Atlanta City Council has approved a $3 billion budget for 2026, emphasizing public safety, housing, and community enrichment, with environmental regulations for data centers and investment in infrastructure.

An Atlanta Mexican restaurant, Tacos & Tequilas, temporarily closed due to a fire. No injuries were reported, and the extent of damage is being assessed.

Cobb County approves service agreements with City of Mableton, enabling local governance and essential services to function effectively, with Mableton to reimburse $9.5 million for services by 2026.

Applications for Sandy Springs' 2025-2026 Citizens' Leadership Academy are open until June 30. This program educates residents on city governance with a $35 fee.

Marietta History Center introduces a Cemetery Walking Tour on June 17th to honor African American legacies, aligning with Juneteenth celebrations, focusing on stories of the enslaved and their contributions.

Milton City Pool will close early on June 12, 19, and 24 for swim meets, and again on June 25 for the Mustangs' party, with traffic congestion expected.