A patient is suing Emory University Hospital Midtown, claiming it lost part of his skull after surgery and charged him for a synthetic replacement, leading to extra costs and health complications.

Autopsy results revealed that Georgia firefighter Raegan Anderson shot colleague Chandler Kuhbander and herself. The pair were found deceased in Tennessee after being reported missing.

An audit suggests MARTA overcharged Atlanta by $70 million, which MARTA disputes, attributing errors to a faulty methodology. The city seeks proper fiscal management and transparency.

Peacock's 'Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist' series is accompanied by local artist murals, classic car sightings, and retro pricing at Atlanta businesses, celebrating the city's history.

Corporal Jimmy Wilson won the Partnership of The Year award for his work in dismantling a retail theft ring, which involved collaboration with retail investigators and the use of surveillance and interviews.

Jamie Foxx credits Atlanta for saving his life after a health scare and plans to return for a performance in October, following recovery from a severe incident that had him hospitalized and later in rehab.

Sarah Griffie was appointed by Governor Brian Kemp as a superior court judge for the Piedmont Judicial Circuit, lauded by the Barrow County Board of Commissioners.

Gwinnett County advances infrastructure and safety projects, including an I-985 interchange, road resurfacing, and trail extensions, funded by partnerships and grants.

Conyers University, a free, six-week program providing insight into local government, begins on September 30, 2024, for Conyers and Rockdale County residents.

The Georgia Senate's new committee, led by Senator Kennedy, aims to innovate and sustain the state's forestry industry, focusing on economic growth and environmental health.

Butts County is seeking an Equipment Operator I to maintain public spaces, which includes tasks such as clearing brush and repairing infrastructure, with an emphasis on safety and teamwork.

The Milton City Council lowered speed limits on three roads to improve safety and continued to focus on local infrastructure, arts support, and community recognition.

Cobb County is seeking volunteers for its CERT program with training sessions in September, October, and November 2024.