Marietta City Schools has approved a $46,785 contract for AI-powered surveillance to detect weapons across its 12 schools, as a proactive measure to enhance security.

Sandy Springs, Georgia, introduces automated speed cameras near two high schools to enforce speed limits and enhance student safety, with initial warnings followed by fines. Some state lawmakers criticize the measure as revenue-driven.

Authorities are investigating a reported murder-suicide involving two individuals in their 60s at a residence in Snellville, with no active concern for the community.

Atlanta expects a week of showers and thunderstorms with temperatures ranging from the 40s to 60s and variable conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

Georgia authorities arrested 17 individuals in "Operation Byte Down" targeting child exploitation, with 13 children found in abusive situations and electronic devices seized for evidence.

The Gone With the Wind Museum in Marietta is hosting "Children's Day at the Museum" with family activities and a book signing by author Emily Matheis.

A 5-year-old girl died and two were critically injured in a shooting in Americus, Georgia. Ricky Martin, 19, has been charged with Felony Murder and other counts.

Georgia Governor Kemp has appointed Mason Rountree and Melissa Poole to judicial roles in Paulding and Long County, respectively, to strengthen the state's legal system.

Officers responded to a single-vehicle crash in Atlanta, finding an unresponsive man who died despite revival attempts; the cause of death is under investigation.

Former prison officer Nicholas Grindle was sentenced for smuggling methamphetamine and accepting bribes at Hays State Prison, after falsely claiming military heroism.

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.