A man was shot at an Atlanta skate park, prompting a Police investigation. He was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities seek witnesses.

A Marietta man faces federal charges for allegedly possessing with intent to distribute fentanyl after a federal operation caught him receiving fake drugs concealed in car batteries.

DeKalb County man convicted for bank theft and using a pipe bomb to blow up an ATM, faces 15-60 years in prison.

Atlanta expects intermittent summer storms with mixed sunshine and rain; a 40% chance of rain today and a 70% chance on Monday, per the National Weather Service.

Qi'Adrian Gordon, 17, was shot and killed after a minor argument outside a Kroger store in Clayton County. Yahiko West, 22, is charged with his murder. The community is shaken and addressing youth gun violence.

Barrow County, Georgia, receives a $3.4 million funding package for transportation infrastructure, including a new roundabout, to enhance traffic flow and safety.

The GBI has arrested three individuals, including a former magistrate judge, on charges related to a Camden County burglary involving illegal entry and property damage.

DeKalb County is providing over $206 million in property tax relief to eligible homeowners with homestead exemptions, funded by the EHOST one-penny sales tax.

Lawrenceville's Prelude to the Fourth event promises live music, activities, fireworks, and community engagement on July 2nd at the Lawrenceville Lawn. Mayor David Still highlights it as a favorite tradition.

Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper urges residents to protect pets and livestock from heat stress amid high temperatures, with resources available on the GDA website.

A fire at a Decatur townhome woke residents early Tuesday; all escaped without injury, but the building suffered significant damage. Firefighters contained the blaze, and the cause is under investigation.

Wellstar Health System proposes a $1 billion, 230-bed hospital in Acworth to address regional health care needs, promising over 1,500 jobs and alleviating strain on another local medical center.

Atlanta City Council is voting on an ordinance to restrict vape shops from being within 1,000 feet of youth-centric locations, such as schools and daycare centers.