The GBI cited dozens of businesses in Rome and Floyd County, Georgia, for illegal cash payouts from gaming machines after a 10-month investigation with local police.

DeKalb County, GA, opens warming centers to help residents escape cold weather, providing transportation, hot meals, beds, and services for those in need.

Gwinnett County Police seek info on David E. Frazier, missing for over three months, last seen at a Motel 6 in Norcross. He's African American, 6'2", with distinctive missing teeth and chest scar. Public urged to contact 911 with leads.

Jason Blackmon resigned as Haralson County Chief Magistrate, prompting a judicial vacancy to be filled by appointment, not election, as per Georgia law and local governance procedures.

Senate Bill 123, introduced by Senator Kennedy, aims to address chronic absenteeism in Georgia schools by proposing supportive policies and attendance review teams, moving away from punitive measures.

Dunwoody marks its 13th Tree City USA honor with a tree planting event on Georgia Arbor Day and exemplifies ongoing dedication to urban forestry management.

Milton invites residents to discuss the city's 10-year Recycling and Solid Waste Management Plan at two public sessions.

Milton launches "Wildlife 101" webinars, led by Ranger Jen Young, educating on local wildlife via digital sessions with experts from the Georgia Wildlife Network.

Thirty-eight individuals in Atlanta have been sentenced for their roles in a prison-based drug ring involving narcotics distribution and money laundering, with the U.S. Attorney applauding the multi-agency effort.

Elie Schwartz pleaded guilty to wire fraud for a $62.8 million investment fraud scheme, defrauding over 800 investors through misused funds for personal gains, with sentencing set for May 19, 2025.

Atlanta man, Thomas Addaquay, sentenced to 12.5 years in prison for nationwide fraud schemes involving identity theft and tax fraud, must pay $7 million restitution.

Carroll County Parks and Chattahoochee Riverkeeper are hosting a RiverLands Paddle Cleanup event on March 8th to clean up the river and promote environmental stewardship.

Gabby Whatley of Douglasville Parks & Recreation has garnered praise for her community work, earning a Next Gen Leader spot from the NAA and a CPRP certification.