Dunwoody City Council to Consider Charter Amendments on Council Member Employment and Gift Acceptance
Dunwoody, Georgia's City Council is set to discuss two proposed Charter amendments regarding the employment of council members and the acceptance of gifts for law enforcement and health emergencies.
Man Shot in Late-Night Encounter in Atlanta's Lindbergh Area, Police Seeking Suspects
An adult male was shot in Atlanta's Lindbergh neighborhood during a late-night gathering and was transferred from Piedmont to Grady Hospital for treatment. The suspects fled, and police are investigating.
Teen Pleads Not Guilty to Apalachee High Massacre Charges, Father to Face Court Over Gun Buy
Colt Gray, 14, pleads not guilty to charges from a high school shooting that killed four. His father, Colin, faces related charges. Colt allegedly showed premeditation, with a detailed plan and disguise for his weapon. Both await trial proceedings.
Gov. Kemp Announces $1 Billion in Tax Rebates for Georgians Amid Continued Economic Relief Efforts
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has announced a third special tax rebate, returning over $1 billion to taxpayers, with varying amounts for different filing statuses to alleviate financial strain.
Milton Revels in Festive Spirit with Over 1,500 Attendees at Annual Carvin' in Crabapple Halloween Event
Milton's downtown area hosted the Halloween-themed Carvin’ in Crabapple event, attracting 1,500 participants for pumpkin carving, autumn crafts, sports activities, and food vendors, highlighted by perfect weather and community engagement.












