Atlanta anticipates heavy traffic due to a soccer game and a presidential debate. Officials advise using public transportation and report road closures and increased police presence.

Groundbreaking is set for a new phase of the Atlanta BeltLine's Northwest Trail, expected to take 14 months and expand the Westside Trail's reach, promoting community connectivity and urban revitalization.

A crash on I-675 in Stockbridge caused a shutdown of southbound lanes, with traffic resuming after vehicles were cleared and no cause or injuries reported yet.

A tractor-trailer crash caused a chemical spill on I-20 in Douglas County, leading to lengthy closures but was later deemed non-hazardous. The cause of the crash is unknown.

Milton reacts to the stoppage of Highway 9 widening due to a GDOT official's alleged fraud; construction delay impacts local community as project timeline remains uncertain.

The Fayetteville Police Department received a $20,000 grant from the GOHS to improve traffic safety through enhanced technology for collision investigations.

Woodstock advises of downtown traffic delays starting June 13 due to construction of a new parking deck, part of the City Center project, with disruptions expected until September 20.

Traffic signals fell at a busy intersection in northwest Atlanta, requiring the Atlanta Police to reroute traffic and city workers to repair the signals, with no injuries reported.

The SR-54 multi-use path bridge in Peachtree City has reopened, facilitating outdoor activities for locals. The complete project is expected to finish by August 2024.

The Atlanta BeltLine announces the closure of the 10th Street and Monroe Drive intersection from June 9-14 for Northeast Trail construction, with detours in place.

Atlanta's Department of Transportation reports a northbound lane on S.R. 139/Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW is closed for emergency water main repair.

West Peachtree Street NE in Atlanta is temporarily closed between 10th and 12th streets for urgent water main repairs, affecting local commutes. Pedestrians can use the west sidewalk, and detours are in place.

The Milton City Council approved the sale of a small, excess plot of land for $11,336 and discussed various other items including road safety improvements and a moratorium extension on new zoning applications.