Sen. Nikki Merritt will hold a press conference on the future of AP African American Studies in Georgia schools, following the Superintendent's ban on the course.

Delta Air Lines passengers faced ongoing disruptions following a system outage due to a software update, leading to long lines, flight cancellations, and baggage issues. Delta offered waivers and reimbursements in response.

Sen. Jason Anavitarte announced funding for a new access road at Paulding Northwest Atlanta Regional Airport, as part of Georgia's infrastructure improvements.

Gwinnett County police officers are being trained as frontline mental health responders, with the Behavioral Health Unit responding to 4,800 calls in 2023 to address crises sensitively.

The Big Creek Water Plant in Fulton has nearly completed a seven-year expansion, becoming the second largest membrane treatment facility in the US, setting high standards for both efficiency and environmental protection.

The Bail Project resumes services in Atlanta after a judge blocked a Georgia law restricting bail aid by organizations, pending appeal by the state Attorney General.

Sen. Chuck Payne pays tribute to the late former State Senator Don Thomas, praising his legacy in the Georgia Senate and medical practice. Thomas was known for his health advocacy and community service.

Georgia Senator Jason Anavitarte released a statement mourning the passing of Charles “Chuck” Bloodworth, a respected public servant with a distinguished career in the military and law enforcement.

A man was shot dead at a Stone Mountain gas station, prompting a homicide investigation by DeKalb County Police. Details are limited, and authorities seek public assistance.

A 14-year-old boy was shot in the leg in Atlanta after an argument among a group escalated; he is hospitalized but alert, as police investigate the incident.

Eagle Scout Sam Copple-Goodman established 'Little Libraries' in Milton's Freedom Park and Mayfield park, allowing visitors to exchange books for free.

A North Atlantic right whale has been spotted off Ireland's coast for the first time in over a century, signaling changes in marine life patterns likely due to climate impact.

Marietta's Public Works Department won five APWA awards, including Leader and Project of the Year categories for transportation, quality of life, and environmental improvements.