'Summer's In,' Hurricane Help Hub, MLB Sued: Nearby News

• New Baseball Head Coach Named For River Ridge High School
• Gwinnett Schools Accreditation Will Face Special Early Review

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Tuesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

Amazon Disaster Relief Hub Opens To Send Donated Hurricane Aid

Amazon opens first Disaster Relief Hub near Atlanta airport for quick response ahead of hurricane season.

Meet Me In Milton Returns Wednesday, Road Closures Expected

Meet Me in Milton is returning from 4-8 p.m. on Wednesday for "Schools Out, Summer's In!" at the Green in downtown Crabapple.

Major League Baseball Sued For Atlanta All-Star Game Pullout

The DeKalb County Sheriff's Office is conducting an investigation into the incident and origins of the "possible explosive device" report.

Braves Outfielder Arrested On Domestic Violence Charges: Police

Atlanta Braves outfielder Marcell Ozuna was arrested on Saturday by Sandy Springs Police on domestic violence charges.

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• Douglasville Motorcyclist Dies In Polk County Accident: Police
• Memorial Day Blaze Forces Residents From Gwinnett Apartments
• East Cobb Man Accused Of Shooting At Police Indicted On 14 Counts
• Big Creek Greenway Extension Set To Open On Thursday
• Cherokee County Schools Honors Retiring Educators
• Buckhead Cityhood Planners Seek $2,500 Donations In Fundraiser
• Cobb County Schools Make Masks Optional, Vaccinated Or Not
• Younique Foundation Names Johns Creek Woman As Director
• Roswell City Council Approves $150M 2022 Budget
• Carpenter Retires After 24 Years With Paulding Sheriff's Office

Across America

• DeSantis Signs Anti-Trans Bill On 1st Day Of LGBTQ Pride Month
• California's Drought Became Dire In May — Here's What To Expect
• Confederate Flag Displayed At Natick Memorial Day Ceremony
• '100 Deadliest Days' Begin On Ohio Roadways
• Only Living WWII Medal Of Honor Recipient Honors Fallen Heroes