DeKalb-Peachtree Airport introduces Plane Noise®, an app and online system for local residents to report noise complaints, offering a streamlined process including a hotline and personal contact for assistance.

William Charles Franklin was found guilty of hate crimes against a USPS letter carrier in Georgia, facing up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

A man was shot in the leg in downtown Atlanta and hospitalized; he is not cooperating with police, who are investigating the incident and calling for witnesses.

Chris Green will become President of the Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC) after Governor Kemp's nomination and the board's confirmation, succeeding retiring Lynne Riley.

Cobb County celebrated five graduates from its Mental Health Court, a program combining supervision and treatment to improve mental health and reduce recidivism.

Clayton County offers a digital literacy course on March 28, 2025, at the Morrow Municipal Complex to help residents navigate technology and protect their digital identity.

A 20-year-old male was shot after an argument at 2254 County Line Rd SW; he was conscious when police arrived and is now hospitalized. The investigation is ongoing.

MARTA is overhauling its bus network in Clayton County and seeks public feedback by March 16 on the NextGen plan to better meet the community's transit needs.

The Atlanta Police Department is investigating a sexual assault in Virginia Highland, urging patience and caution in sharing unverified information to preserve the case's integrity.

Mayor Pro-Tem Houston of Acworth presided over the swearing-in of new board and commission members at a city council meeting, highlighting civic engagement.

Acworth reinforced its public safety team by swearing in Captain Tom Elledge and Public Safety Liaison Tina Pallone, both with 30 years of experience.

Atlanta officials opened "The Spur" Trail, a 0.7-mile path that connects the Westside Beltline to West Marietta Street, enhancing city transit and recreation.

Sen. Kenya Wicks (D–Fayette) led the passage of Senate Bill 236, the "Quality Basic Education Act," streamlining school enrollment for military children during relocations.