The FBI, with ICE and other agencies, arrested 21 individuals in Atlanta to enforce immigration laws; the specifics of the operation remain undisclosed.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a kitchen fire at The Americano Atlanta steakhouse; there were no injuries and guests at the attached hotel were not evacuated.

Atlanta reveals its FIFA World Cup 2026 official host city poster, designed by local artist Jose Hadathy, capturing the city's landmarks and cultural vibe.

May-Retta Daze returns to Marietta Square in May with arts, crafts, and music. The free event showcases local artisans and live performances, with activities for families.

Georgia lawmakers tackle tort reform, tax cuts, and professional licensing changes, with several bills advancing as the legislative session progresses.

Sherri Delle Mauldin, a former educator at Nathanael Greene Academy in Greene County, GA, was arrested by the GBI on charges including Aggravated Child Molestation and Statutory Rape.

Atlanta gears up for assorted weather, with sunny days and possible thunderstorms forecasted for the week, and temperatures ranging from highs of 78 degrees to lows around 50 degrees.

The Conyers Rockdale Economic Development Council is hiring an Administrative Compliance Officer, emphasizing collaboration with the local city, county, and commerce bodies. Applications are due by April 30th, 2025.

The Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center in Lawrenceville is urgently seeking foster homes for a large number of pets, providing supplies and support for volunteers.

The City of Dunwoody received two GFOA financial management honors—the excellence in financial reporting for 2023 and the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for 2025.

The CDC warns of a potential rise in COVID-19 cases in Georgia based on wastewater data, despite a downturn in respiratory illnesses and low vaccination rates in the state.

Butts County is hiring full-time E-911 Communication Officers responsible for handling emergency calls and dispatching services, requiring candidates with strong communication skills and attention to detail.

University of Georgia sorority member Lily Stewart was arrested for loitering, prowling, and obstructing an officer. Her $4,600 bond was posted, following an earlier speeding incident.