Gwinnett County officials discussed regional successes and challenges with state lawmakers, highlighting crime rate reductions, economic growth, and human services investments during their annual legislative breakfast.

Gwinnett County has opened the new Western Gwinnett Pathway, a five-mile trail enhancing pedestrian and bike connectivity in the region as part of a broader Trails Master Plan.

Athens-Clarke County Transit received the 2024 GTA Innovation Award for advancements such as new bus shelters, a $10 million transportation center, and the shift towards hybrid electric buses.

Atlanta is expecting intermittent rain and cloudy skies this week, with temperatures ranging from the low 40s to the upper 60s, according to the National Weather Service.

Governor Kemp launches the Commission on Career Pathways and Credentials to align southern states' education with high-demand jobs amid economic growth.

A man was arrested after a road rage incident in Atlanta, where he allegedly fired a gun at another driver, causing minor injuries and vehicle damage.

Atlanta Police reported a 21-year-old male stabbed on Glenn Street; a woman is detained and the Domestic Violence Unit is investigating.

The U.S. Coast Guard rescued three people after their boat capsized near Savannah River jetties, with no injuries reported, highlighting the importance of safety equipment.

Georgia's school voucher expansion could allow over 400,000 students to use a $6,500 voucher for private schooling or homeschooling, causing debate and potential oversubscription.

Vandalism at Cartersville High School involving racial slurs and obscene graffiti in the cheerleaders' area has led to the arrest of a non-student juvenile. The community and school officials are addressing the incident and its implications.

A neighbor's vigilance led to the arrest of suspect Daniel Arellano-Mata for multiple burglaries in Barrow County.

Former Douglas County jailer Jayavierre Johnson was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting an inmate, affirming the sheriff's office's pledge to integrity and professionalism.

KimLinh Ngo becomes the first GGC student to earn three bachelor's degrees simultaneously, in health science, business administration, and information systems.