Eva Lay's family is suing Grady Memorial Hospital alleging a nurse sexually assaulted her; the hospital maintains there's no evidence, while the family seeks damages and protection for vulnerable patients.

Peachtree City path closed for repairs due to a void; a detour is in place and no clear timeline for reopening is provided. Contact Public Works for details.

The Tucker-Northlake CID and Commissioner Robert Patrick collaborate to double off-duty officer patrols with an extra $100,000 to improve public safety.

Cobb County's National Night Out event at Jim R. Miller Park aims to connect the community with public safety officials through festivities on August 5, 2025.

Governor Brian Kemp announced the appointment of 114 individuals to various Georgia state boards and commissions, highlighting professionals such as Bárbara Rivera Holmes, Kamesha Harbison, Steve Bradshaw, and Angela Byrne.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee on Combating Chronic Absenteeism holds its first meeting to address student attendance issues, inviting public and media participation.

Cobb County Clerk of Court Connie Taylor was indicted for allegedly destroying public records and violating her oath of office, as reported by the GBI.

The Atlanta Police Department introduced new uniforms with a light blue checkered pattern to align with the 2026 FIFA World Cup, starting in Zone 5 and the airport from August 1, 2025.

Four people were wounded in a shooting in Atlanta, with police finding 40 shell casings at the scene. The motive is unknown, and no suspects have been identified.

Atlanta Officer Garret Rolfe faces a simple assault charge after an off-duty incident at X Midtown bar, adding to an altercation case involving Raefeael Penrice.

DeKalb County invests $8 million in the Park 500 transitional housing project to aid families in extended stay motels, offering comprehensive services and aiming for completion by December 2025.

Juliana A. Njoku was appointed as DeKalb County's new Director of Planning & Sustainability, a role aimed at fostering sustainable development and community engagement.

The Douglas County millage rate proposal suggests a tax increase with a new rate of 15.763, up by 3.7 mills, due to economic pressures and service costs. Public hearings are scheduled for input before the vote.