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.

Howell Place SW in Atlanta will be closed for tree removal on August 21 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., affecting road and pedestrian traffic. Local access is maintained.

Rockdale County's Code Enforcement Division received the 2025 NACo Achievement Award, highlighting their digital automation tool that expedites the Notice of Violation process, underscored by leadership from Catherine Gray.

Helicopters spotted over northwest Milton are part of firefighter training exercises by Milton Fire-Rescue Department to improve air medical emergency response.

The Marietta City Council meeting is scheduled for August 26th, 5:15 PM at City Hall; participation can be in-person or via live stream on the city's website.

Milton's City Council approved extending microbreweries' and microdistilleries' operating hours to midnight and made other updates to the city's alcohol code.

Butts County is seeking bids to retrofit two Type I ambulances, in compliance with health regulations, to be completed within a year of the award date.

Atlanta Police report a man and woman were shot on Cameron M Alexander BLVD, later self-transporting to the hospital; the circumstances are under investigation.

Dwayne Clark was found shot to death in Lumber City, prompting a GBI homicide investigation. No arrests have been made, and the public is urged to provide any information.

Two men from Georgia pleaded guilty to federal child enticement, one a repeat offender, with both potentially facing life sentences. The cases are part of the Project Safe Childhood initiative.