A small plane crashed shortly after taking off from Covington Municipal Airport, killing both occupants, James and Janet Hardee. The FAA and NTSB are investigating.

A 9-year-old boy in Atlanta was shot while asleep during a drive-by shooting; police are investigating, and the boy is now home, with a bullet near an artery remaining in his body.

Dunwoody residents relieved as cleanup from Sunday's storm nears end, with most power restored and roads reopened.

An apartment fire in Peachtree Corners, sparked by a cooking incident, displaces 11 residents with no injuries reported.

I-75 South multi-vehicle crash in Clayton County sends three to hospital; traffic flow normalized post-incident.

Chairwoman Anderson-Henry's Valentine's Day message encouraged love and togetherness beyond romance in Clayton County, endorsing small acts of kindness.

Lawrenceville City Council unanimously approves an annexation proposal to incorporate nearly 19,000 residents from unincorporated areas, promising efficient services without raising the millage rate.

Recent Atlanta flooding has subsided, but left behind widespread impact including road closures, vehicle collisions, power outages, and rivers in flood stage. No fatalities reported.

Kristopher Johnson was sentenced to life plus 30 years for murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Carla Payne, her uncle, and his unborn child. The DA confirmed it was premeditated, and the judge found Johnson guilty but mentally ill.

Atlanta City Council President Doug Shipman won't seek re-election due to family medical issues, focusing on his term's end and future community engagement.

A van crashed into a Burger King in northeast Georgia after the driver suffered a medical emergency. No injuries were reported besides the driver, who was hospitalized. The restaurant sustained substantial damage.

Morehouse College commemorated its 158th anniversary with a groundbreaking for a new residence hall, part of its campus expansion initiative and celebrated first new construction since 2010.

The GBI cited dozens of businesses in Rome and Floyd County, Georgia, for illegal cash payouts from gaming machines after a 10-month investigation with local police.