Atlanta Welcomes Theresa Austin-Gibbons as Interim Commissioner of Labor Services; Continues Employment Development Legacy
Theresa Austin-Gibbons is the new interim Commissioner of Atlanta's ADOLES, following John Flanagan's impactful tenure, as the city progresses in workforce development and employment programs.
Atlanta Mayor and Invest Atlanta Partner with Savi Provisions to Open Grocery Stores in Food Deserts
Atlanta's Mayor announced a partnership with Invest Atlanta and Savi Provisions to open grocery stores in food deserts with a funding of $8.1 million aiming to improve fresh food access by 2025.
Georgia State University's Campus Transformation Ignited by Record $80 Million Donation From Woodruff Foundation
Georgia State University receives a record $80 million donation from the Woodruff Foundation for campus improvements, including the replacement of Sparks Hall with a new arts building and amphitheater by 2026.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Braces for Record 3.7 Million Holiday Travelers Amidst Nationwide Surge in Air Traffic
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is gearing up for 3.7 million travelers over the holidays, suggesting early arrival for flights and advising on parking and transportation options.
ACCGov Adjusts Service Hours for Christmas, Closures and Rescheduling Across Departments
ACCGov services will have altered schedules for Christmas, closing on December 24 and 25, with emergency animal services available via 911. Leisure facilities, trash collection, and public transportation also pause, resuming December 26.
Man Suspected of Shooting Georgia State Patrol K-9 Still at Large After Coweta County Manhunt
A manhunt in Georgia for Ira Troy Williams, who shot a K-9 and is wanted for murder, has been scaled back. The K-9 is now recovering. Williams remains at large and is considered armed and dangerous.
Unthinkable School Tragedy as Teacher and Student Killed in Madison Massacre Shaking Community with Grief
A mass shooting at Wisconsin's Abundant Life Christian School resulted in the deaths of teacher Erin West and student Rubi P. Vergara. The suspected shooter, Natalie "Samantha" L. Rupnow, also died.
Henry County Intensifies Manhunt for JROTC Instructor Accused of Assaulting Student in McDonough
The search for Rodney Freeman, wanted for a sexual assault of a 17-year-old in McDonough, intensifies as police seek public assistance. Freeman, a Navy JROTC instructor, is also reported missing.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp Announces End to Moratorium on New Agricultural Wells in the Floridian Aquifer
Georgia is set to end its moratorium on drilling new wells in the Floridian aquifer, allowing farmers to apply for permits beginning April 1, 2025, balancing agricultural needs with environmental conservation.












