DeKalb County enjoys a public pool, but neighboring East Point, shaped by its history of racial segregation, lacks such amenities since the 1980s despite ongoing community desire for aquatic spaces.

Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign reported a $310 million fundraising haul in July, signaling strong support as she becomes the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Georgia is partnering with Power the Polls to recruit poll workers for the upcoming presidential elections, emphasizing the need for volunteers to manage polling stations and the importance of training for preparedness.

Pam Cooper is appointed as the new deputy director of Conyers' Department of Planning and Inspection Services, bringing extensive experience to the role.

Christopher Eric Stone, from Baxley, Georgia, received a 68-month prison sentence for methamphetamine trafficking and will also have three years supervised release.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, including sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, and high temperatures around 90 degrees for the coming week.

Two men in Atlanta received long prison sentences after pleading guilty to a series of armed robberies in 2018, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's office.

A former Georgia teacher, Michael Dendy, pled guilty to producing and distributing child sexual abuse material, using discord to share images of minors.

A postal worker was robbed at gunpoint in Atlanta; a witness exchanged gunfire with the assailant, who fled the scene. No injuries were reported, and the police are investigating.

Rev. Dr. Roslyn Satchel is appointed as the Interim CEO of the New Georgia Project and its affiliate, bringing her experience in community organization and advocacy to lead voter mobilization efforts in Georgia.

The Fulton Accountability Court celebrated graduates like Dexter Deandre Smith who acknowledged the impact of the program on his rehabilitation and societal reintegration.

Former Georgia teacher David Swanson is sentenced to 15 years for possessing child sexual abuse material and installing hidden cameras in his rental's bathroom.

Georgia officials fixed a glitch on a new voter registration cancellation website that exposed personal data including Social Security and driver's license information.