Fayetteville is revitalizing its downtown as an arts hub, with a focus on walkability and public art, led by Cooper Carry and supported by the LCI program.

Athens-Clarke County announces free educational events on housing rights and community development for April, including a Tenants' Rights Forum, a Fair Housing Rights Lunch & Learn, and a Community Development Resource Fair.

The City of Fayetteville is hosting a webinar on inclusive practices for supporting individuals with developmental disabilities, scheduled for March 25 at 6 p.m.

Jose Angel Hinojosa Huerta was arrested by the GBI for alleged Sexual Exploitation of Children after a Cyber Tipline Report signaled he might be involved in child abuse material.

A Rome, GA woman, Deaja Simone Clemons, was sentenced to 63 months in federal prison for her involvement in distributing fentanyl after a multi-agency investigation.

Atlanta officials began Peyton Road SW resurfacing to improve a 2.1-mile stretch, funded by the LMIG program, signifying commitment to equitable infrastructure.

The article describes fluctuating weather conditions in Atlanta, GA with a sunny day turning to thunderstorms overnight and cooler temperatures following before a stretch of sunny mid-70s days.

Coweta County, Georgia announced the promotion of three employees in emergency management, library systems, and corrections, filling roles due to upcoming retirements.

A Chatham County man received a 20-year federal prison sentence for a violent 2022 robbery in Savannah where two were shot; he pled guilty to related charges.

Douglas County is launching a Book Mobile and a new mascot on April 9, 2025, at the Douglas County Public Library to enhance literacy and serve the community.

Two people were hospitalized after a trench collapsed in Cobb County; one freed themselves and the other was rescued by fire crews. Their health status post-hospitalization is unknown.

Georgia lottery players won big on March 19, with two winning Fantasy 5 tickets sold, a 100X The Money Quick Win prize claimed in Blairsville, and a $100,000 Powerball prize in Marietta. Proceeds benefit state education.

Georgia's House passed SB 68, a divisive tort reform bill, by a slim margin amidst debate over its impact on lawsuit access for victims of violence and negligence. The contentious bill now heads back to the Senate.