Roswell community mourns fallen Officer Jeremy Labonte, with visitation and funeral services scheduled, and a fund established for donations in his honor.

Keep Newnan Beautiful received the Governor’s Circle Award for its environmental efforts in litter prevention, waste management, and promoting green spaces, under Director Page Beckwith's leadership. Mayor Brady commended the organization's success.

Arthur Tay, a respected professional in Milton, has received the Certified Building Official designation, enhancing his role in ensuring construction safety and code compliance.

Clayton County is seeking construction firms to mentor small businesses in the industry to foster growth and success. Applications are due by March 31, 2025.

The Lawrenceville City Council will discuss a resolution on February 12 to expand city boundaries, potentially adding 19,000 residents and 5,700 parcels to the city.

A Gwinnett County officer hit a pedestrian on Beaver Ruin Road; the individual succumbed to their injuries, prompting a Georgia State Patrol investigation.

Atlanta faces a rainy forecast with a 50% chance of showers today and a high around 50 degrees. Showers continue tonight and Wednesday, with a thunderstorm possible by Wednesday night.

A study ranks Atlanta as the 4th best city for weddings in 2025, citing variety and affordability. Three Florida cities top the list, with Orlando at number one.

Milton's Arbor Day event at Mayfield Park invites the community to engage in tree-planting activities on February 22, with festivities starting at 10 a.m. including bird feeder building and tree seedling giveaways.

Savannah is mourning pilot Sam Lilley, who died in a plane crash near D.C. A memorial service is open to the public, and he received posthumous honors from PSA Airlines.

Georgia continues to forgo potential tax revenue from sports betting as it remains illegal, while surrounding states benefit, despite attempts to legalize it and concerns over societal impacts.

A 5-year-old girl, Peyton Brielle Roberts, was killed and two others injured in a shooting in Americus; no arrests yet, with a person of interest identified.

Newton County Manager Harold Cooper was arrested for DUI and improper lane usage. His behavior prompted the arrest near an elementary school. He has been released on bond, with a court date set.