Athens-Clarke County announces the opening of all five public pools and splash pads for the summer season, with affordable entry fees and extended weekend hours.

Marietta seeks nominations for the Grand Marshal of the 2025 Let Freedom Ring Parade, highlighting individuals with civic, social, or humanitarian impact. Nominations are due by June 13th.

Cobb County announces a summer lineup of outdoor concerts featuring a variety of musical genres and performers at multiple venues, with both free and reserved seating options.

Cobb County sent incorrect voter precinct cards due to a clerical error, affecting residents in nine precincts. Corrected cards will be mailed out, and the issue is not expected to impact voting identification or turnout.

A 30-year-old was shot on Sylvan Road SW; the Atlanta Police Department is investigating the incident. The victim is recovering; the case's implications are profound for the community.

A Gainesville man was indicted and arrested for charges related to a fentanyl overdose death in Habersham County, Georgia, investigated by the GBI and other agencies.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny days with highs in the 80s, breezy conditions, and chances of thunderstorms over the weekend and into next week.

Derrick Dalton was arrested for murder by Atlanta Police after a victim died from a gunshot wound sustained during a July 2024 dispute over a basketball.

Jon Worrell was arrested in Missouri for the 2006 murder of his wife, Doris Worrell, in Georgia, with a news conference scheduled to discuss the case.

The Milton City Council approved a Use Permit for the Pardue Family Center, set conditions to appease neighbors' concerns, recognized public services, and voted on Deerfield developments, securing greenspace expansion.

Two individuals, Dontavius Grier and Robert Julian, surrendered to Fulton County Jail on charges including Tampering with Evidence and Murder linked to a March homicide with two gunshot victims.

Spivey Splash Water Park in Jonesboro, Georgia opens May 24 with tickets at $20 ($15 for seniors/veterans/active military, free under 2). A $15 twilight pass is available for evening visits.

Clayton County Parks & Recreation seeks 40 unique cars for the Shift into Summer Car Show, with a $5 entry until June 14, 2025. The event welcomes the community for free on June 14 from 12-4 PM.