The Atlanta Jazz Festival celebrated its 48th annual event at Piedmont Park, drawing an estimated 50,000 attendees despite potential severe weather. Fans expressed their love for jazz and the festival's energetic atmosphere.

A former Boy Scout leader in Georgia has been arrested by the GBI on charges of child molestation, child pornography, and unlawful surveillance across two counties.

A woman was shot in the leg in Atlanta and was taken to the hospital; police are investigating with no suspects yet.

A 17-year-old was killed in a shooting in Norcross, where two juveniles are charged with felony murder. The incident involved a dispute and subsequent gunfire, leading to additional injuries.

Jon Worrell was arrested by the GBI for the 2006 murder of his wife Doris in Coffee County, charged with Malice Murder and other felonies, after a long investigation involving multiple law enforcement agencies.

A man was shot in the arm in Atlanta; police are investigating the incident that originated at 445 Markham Street SW. Witnesses are urged to come forward.

Athens-Clarke County Government has announced service changes for Memorial Day, including closed offices and facilities, altered waste collection, and suspended public transportation.

Mercedes-Benz is establishing its North American headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, and creating up to 500 jobs at the "1MB" facility in Fulton County, along with a new R&D hub by 2026.

Duluth's Town Green hosted the Spring Arts Festival with over 100 artists, live music, artist demos, and free yoga, celebrating the community's creative spirit.

An Americus, Georgia man, Juan Antonious Boone, received a 181-month federal prison sentence for firearm offenses related to drug trafficking after pleading guilty.

Commissioner Kirkland Carden launches "Carden Connects," a series of informal town halls at local cafes, to engage directly with Gwinnett County residents.

Derrick Dalton was arrested for murder by Atlanta Police after a victim died from a gunshot wound sustained during a July 2024 dispute over a basketball.

Clayton County Parks & Recreation seeks 40 unique cars for the Shift into Summer Car Show, with a $5 entry until June 14, 2025. The event welcomes the community for free on June 14 from 12-4 PM.