Bodycam and dashcam footage show Atlanta police chasing and arresting Damion Davenport, a suspect in a machete attack, after a pursuit where he fled on a bicycle.

Atlanta and Colorado offer a range of weekend events, including concerts, comedy shows, art festivals, and rodeos, with options for family entertainment and restaurant weeks for food enthusiasts.

A Florida man is wanted for stealing a stretcher from a Dallas, Georgia funeral home, with an arrest warrant issued for the auto burglary-related theft.

Cosm is launching an immersive entertainment venue at Centennial Yards in Atlanta, featuring a massive LED dome and a variety of events in collaboration with broadcasters like ESPN and NBC Sports.

Registrations for Marietta Police Athletic League (PAL) fall after-school programs, including sports and arts, start August 7, with fees from $75, scholarships available.

The City of Milton is hosting three public hearings to discuss the fiscal year's millage rate before the City Council decision. Residents can attend sessions at the City Hall on August 5 and August 12.

The Atlanta VA Medical Center is dealing with sexual assault and harassment allegations leading to the retirement of Deputy Chief of Police Johnnie McCullor and suspension of other officers.

S&P Global Ratings reaffirmed Georgia's 'AAA with a stable outlook' credit rating, reflecting the state's strong fiscal management and budgetary foresight.

Ritz Instrument Transformers is investing $28 million in a new Georgia facility, creating 130 jobs in Waynesboro's Burke County Industrial Park, with operations starting in late 2025.

Sen. Nikki Merritt will hold a press conference on the future of AP African American Studies in Georgia schools, following the Superintendent's ban on the course.

Gwinnett County police officers are being trained as frontline mental health responders, with the Behavioral Health Unit responding to 4,800 calls in 2023 to address crises sensitively.

The Big Creek Water Plant in Fulton has nearly completed a seven-year expansion, becoming the second largest membrane treatment facility in the US, setting high standards for both efficiency and environmental protection.

The Bail Project resumes services in Atlanta after a judge blocked a Georgia law restricting bail aid by organizations, pending appeal by the state Attorney General.