Marietta's "Coffee, Campfires, and Cryptids" event returns on September 12, 2025, offering spooky local folklore storytelling in Atherton Square Park.

A Central Georgia man, Dormaine Mitchell, received a 140-month federal prison sentence for illegal firearm possession, despite his prior felony conviction.

The Georgia Senate committee will hold a meeting on August 27 to examine how social media and AI affect children and to discuss enhancing digital privacy.

Atlanta launches ATL.Direct, a digital platform ensuring community access to the latest city developments and fostering transparent government-community connections.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Atlanta with chances of sun, rain, and thunderstorms, advising residents to consider carrying an umbrella.

Rockdale County has reduced its millage rate from 18.69 to 18.284 to lessen the property tax burden on residents, following the unanimous decision by the Board of Commissioners.

Gwinnett County Police seek public assistance in locating missing 15-year-old Jada Bluett from Loganville, last seen early August 15. She is described as 5'2", 115 lbs. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them at 770.513.5300.

Gwinnett County Police seek help in locating missing 53-year-old Cheree McCroskey, last seen in Lawrenceville with a distinctive "Lucky" tattoo, urging public to report any information.

Atlanta had a fatal shooting on June 28, 2025; an 11-year-old and Serita Zachary were arrested, facing murder charges, but are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Cynkeythia Robinson was arrested in connection to a two-year-old's fatal shooting in Atlanta and charged with Second-Degree Murder and Cruelty to Children.

A road section of Homestead Avenue NE in Atlanta will be closed from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for tree removal activities. Local traffic is allowed. Pedestrians should expect sidewalk closures.

Auburn University will retire Cam Newton's No. 2 jersey during a game against Georgia, making him the fourth player to receive this tribute from the school.

Lawrenceville has achieved strong credit ratings from S&P and Moody’s, reflecting its solid fiscal management and prudent budgeting strategies, with significant reserves and a focus on sustainable growth.