A fatal traffic accident in Atlanta claimed one life and injured others after a collision between a Kia K4 and a Genesis GV70. Police are investigating the cause, which may have involved a head-on crash.

A stretch of Wilbur Avenue SE in Atlanta will be closed for tree removal, impacting traffic and pedestrian access tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Local access maintained.

Atlanta enforces a construction moratorium to ease holiday travel from Dec 23-28, 2025, and Dec 31, 2025-Jan 2, 2026, pausing lane and sidewalk closures.

Milton's City Park and Preserve is undergoing renovations, with completion expected by January 2026. The project includes trail extensions, boardwalks, ponds, a fishing pier, and ecosystem improvements, though delays may occur.

Decatur Street SE in Atlanta will be closed from Peachtree Center Ave SE to Park Place SE, 9 am-4 pm today, due to construction. Detours are provided.

Georgia is set to add 26 EV charging stations through a $24.4 million grant from the NEVI Program, to serve both urban and rural areas, with support from six companies.

Atlanta celebrated the opening of the Silver Comet Connector, a new infrastructure facilitating non-motorized urban mobility, with a ribbon-cutting event attended by city officials and community members.

DeKalb County has extended road closures near Columbia Woods Dr. and Toney Dr. until Dec. 10 due to sewer project work. Detour signs and updates are provided.

Atlanta's Waverly Way NE section is closed between Hurt and Elizabeth Streets for tree removal, affecting traffic and sidewalks; detours are in place. Contact ATLDOT for concerns.

Atlanta's Boulder Park Drive SW is partly closed for resurfacing, with one lane closed on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., but with traffic controllers on site.

Atlanta's Joseph E. Boone Blvd NW has lane closures for sidewalk reconstruction on weekdays between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., with traffic control in place.

Ralph McGill Blvd in Atlanta is undergoing lane shifts for resurfacing, affecting traffic from 9 am to 4 pm on weekdays, with safety measures in place.

Georgia health insurers now cover biomarker testing, a key diagnostic tool for diseases, following the signing of House Bill 85 by Governor Kemp in May 2023.