The Atlanta Police Department is enhancing security for the Peachtree Road Race and FIFA Club World Cup final, urging public vigilance and sharing safety tips.

The city of Lawrenceville has proposed a 18.16% property tax increase, scheduling three public hearings for community input.

Devonte Williams was arrested in Waycross, Georgia, after an officer-involved shooting. He faces charges including aggravated assault on law enforcement and firearm possession by a felon.

Cobb County mourns Brenda Owenby, a revered public servant with 63 years at the Superior Court Clerk’s Office.

Georgia Governor Kemp nominates Frank O'Connell as Chief Judge of the new Tax Court, highlighting his record at the Department of Revenue and bipartisan support for his confirmation.

Atlanta adjusts solid waste collection due to Independence Day; Friday pickups moved to Saturday, July 5. Regular schedule resumes Monday, July 7. Residents can use the city's resources for assistance.

Clayton County is hosting a free "Protect Your Digital Identity Training" event on July 16, 2025, to educate residents on digital security, with hands-on guidance for various devices. Registration is required.

DeKalb County roadwork on Black Fox Dr. will cause a detour from July 1-29 due to storm drain repairs. Local traffic faces restrictions. Contact info provided for details.

Atlanta's Independence Day weekend weather forecast promises mostly clear skies, warm temperatures near 92 degrees, and minimal chances of rain, with a gentle breeze. Ideal conditions are expected for outdoor festivities.

Duluth's downtown hosted "Flicks on the Bricks" and "Rock the Block," with music and a "Jumanji" screening, drawing community members for a night of entertainment.

Lawrenceville maintains its millage rate at 3.26 mills for 2025, leading to a property tax increase due to exceeding the rollback rate.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Pine Mountain, GA, where a deputy killed Daphine Jennings after she confronted them with a firearm.

DeKalb County has launched a Peaceful Protest Protocol to support residents in organizing safe, lawful protests while upholding First Amendment rights.