A man faces kidnapping charges after allegedly taking a dealership employee on an unwanted test drive in Alpharetta, Georgia, raising concerns over her safety.

A survey by U.S. Sen. Ossoff and ACOG reveals Georgia OB-GYNs face complications due to the state's strict abortion law, leading to delayed care and risks to patients' health.

Fayetteville's City Center Park's Great Lawn and parts of the playground are closed for refurbishment starting May 9, with no end date for playground repairs. Other amenities remain open.

Milton's Electronics Recycling Event, organized with The Junkluggers, offers residents the opportunity to declutter e-waste responsibly on May 17 at Bell Memorial Park, though fees apply for TVs and monitors.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny periods, increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms with highs up to 81 degrees, and gusty winds. Precipitation likelihood rises through the weekend into Monday, with a slight improvement by midweek.

A Bartow County paramedic faces 40 charges for hiding a camera in a workplace bathroom. The camera was discovered by a colleague, and police found footage of the paramedic placing it. He has been released on bond.

Trey Newton Bryson, an ex-Hall County Fire Rescue employee, was arrested for possessing and producing child pornography, with illicit images on his devices.

A Troup County employee was fired amid an investigation into a payroll discrepancy. The case is under review by the DA's office and GBI. The county is enhancing payroll system reviews and controls.

A woman in Gwinnett County is charged for firing a BB gun at a Tesla dealership, causing $20,000 in damage; she was identified and arrested using surveillance. No injuries were reported in the incident.

DeAndre Pickett resigned from Georgia's advisory committee for the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights after his prior vehicular homicide charge surfaced.

A man was shot in the leg during a shootout in a southwest Atlanta neighborhood. The Atlanta PD is investigating, with no suspects or motives yet revealed.

Clayton County invites residents to a public hearing on May 12 regarding proposed MARTA bus route changes, emphasizing the importance of community feedback.

Fayetteville's HOA/POA Quarterly Meeting on May 17 at City Hall will discuss the economic future, waste services changes, and public engagement effectiveness.