The Atlanta beltline is strengthening connections within some of the city’s most historic neighborhoods with the Westside and Southside Trail expansions.
Law enforcement and faith leaders will participate in community outreach weekend
Allexa Ceballos, GPB News
The second annual National Faith & Blue Weekend is happening this weekend in cities across the state of Georgia and the nation.
The House of Representatives is debating the best course of action to counter a recent crime wave targeting vehicles that began at the start of the pandemic.
Atlanta police officials assure state lawmakers they have strategies for coping with understaffing during rise in crime.
A recent Kennesaw State University graduate gave 100 students with boxes of essential school items supplied by Black-owned businesses.
Rural Georgia is finally showing progress in expanding online infrastructure across the region.
The City of College Park joins other metro Atlanta cities, as they unveil their new College Parklet program.
At GOP Fish Fry, Georgia Republican candidates break bread and brace for tough primaries
Stephen Fowler, GPB News
Georgia Republican candidates met up for the 8th District Annual Fish Fry over the weekend as they gear up for the Georgia primaries.
Cobb County residents want legislative change amidst eviction moratorium
Sarah Swetlik and Ashley Phillips
Cobb County's freeze on evictions has lifted leaving residents struggling to find housing in a pandemic. Now, many residents are facing removal from their homes and want change.
College Park Mayor is excited to get back into the swing of normality with the city's first in-person meeting.