The City of Milton has announced that impact fees for new developments will increase from January 1, 2025, affecting costs for infrastructure-related improvements.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee met at the Sunbelt Ag Expo Center to discuss the preservation of the state's farmland and consider solar alternatives.

The Crabapple Fest, expanding its area, offered kid-friendly activities, diverse food, and showcased local talents, with a community atmosphere making it potentially the best year yet.

A man was hospitalized after being shot while speaking to a woman in Atlanta. The incident occurred on Bolton Rd, and the suspect fled the scene. The police are investigating the case.

The Root House Museum in Marietta showcases a Victorian-era funeral exhibit with artifacts like a 19th-century embalming board and mourning jewelry. It includes interactive tours, with special events in October.

A GBI probe is underway into an officer-involved shooting at College Park MARTA station where a man was killed. No officers were injured in the incident.

The Atlanta Police Department reported an incident where an officer shot a dog that charged at him while searching for a suspect with felony warrants.

Demitrus Davis was arrested by Atlanta Police on October 6th for crimes including murder, carried out on July 4th at a home on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive NW.

A 19-year-old was shot on Mt. Zion Road SE in Atlanta; he sustained a graze wound and is receiving treatment. No arrests have been made while police investigate the incident.

A man in Atlanta suffered a superficial head wound from a shooting at 232 Forsyth Street SW. Police are investigating without immediate suspects or motives.

The article describes a stretch of sunny, pleasant weather in Atlanta, with clear skies and mild temperatures forecasted by the National Weather Service.

A 60-year-old man was shot in the leg at 666 Hamilton E. Holmes Drive NW, Atlanta. Police arrived at 9:55 PM, and the investigation is ongoing. No information about a suspect or motive has been released.

State Sen. Chuck Payne is touring North Georgia Pre-K classrooms to promote literacy and early education, visiting various schools to read to children and support early learning.