Cornelius Taylor's funeral service is set for Monday at Ebenezer Baptist Church, with a horse-drawn casket procession to City Hall, spotlighting issues linked to his death during a homeless sweep.

Gabby Thomas and other female athletes report being stalked by men demanding autographs at airports, raising concerns about privacy violations and safety.

The Marietta Fire Department has promoted firefighters, underscoring their hard work and dedication, as announced on their website for February 2, 2025.

Athens-Clarke County Transit is updating their 2023-2028 Transit Development Plan and seeks community feedback to shape the future of local transportation.

Sen. Carden Summers highlights progress in the Georgia legislative session, addressing budget reviews post-snowstorm, a proposed $1 billion tax refund, Hurricane Helene recovery funds, and ongoing legislative work.

Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood successfully repaired a burst 108-year-old water main, resulting in restored services and reopened roads. Traffic was managed during repairs.

Investigation is underway for the shooting death of former Georgia HBCU basketball coach Samuel Jackson, whose body was found in Atlanta. A person of interest has been identified.

Atlanta's weather features a high near 70 today with clear skies, leading to a warmer and sunnier tomorrow. Patchy fog expected late Tuesday. Mixed weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms will follow later in the week.

Atlanta's ATLDOT has begun essential drainage work on Cascade Road, causing a full closure between Willis Mills Road SW and Kingsdale Drive SW with local access only, and has provided detour routes for commuters.

Fulton County's Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities will host an online forum to discuss local behavioral health services and the 2024 activities of the Fulton County Behavioral Health Network.

The Georgia Department of Community Affairs approved Barrow County's Service Delivery Strategy, which aims to make local government services more efficient and cooperative.

The Georgia General Assembly has opened its 2025 Legislative Session to discuss and enact state legislation, with Senator Merritt focusing on creating equitable policies and participating in various Senate Committees.

Acworth was awarded the PlanFirst Community designation by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for its excellent urban planning and citizen engagement.