Georgia State University mistakenly sent acceptance emails to 1,500 applicants, then retracted them, citing a technical error. It's their second such error since 2018. The university apologized and advised applicants to complete their applications.

Union City resolved a network outage that disrupted phone and online payment systems, now allowing residents to pay bills and manage accounts normally as per the city's website announcement.

Cobb County Superior Court has summoned selected jurors for service the week of May 20, 2024, with specific instructions for attendance, parking, and check-in posted on their website.

The article details the mixed weather forecast for Atlanta, including sun and showers with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week, and comfortable temperatures in the 80s and 60s.

An Instacart driver's TikTok about an accidental food delivery to a Georgia prison for a "death row inmate feast" went viral, highlighting the peculiar blend of everyday gig work and the seriousness of incarceration.

A Bartow County deputy and his K9 were honored for bravery during a 2023 chase where the K9 was shot and has since recovered. The suspect involved died later in a separate police confrontation.

An 18-year-old Georgia student, Madison Crowell, was accepted into 231 colleges and offered $14.7 million in scholarships. She will attend High Point University.

A fugitive, Timothy Kevin Burke, was caught in a stolen truck by Gwinnett County police and faces charges including theft by receiving stolen property.

The Georgia Court of Appeals will hear Trump's appeal to disqualify DA Fani Willis over a conflict of interest due to her relationship with a former prosecutor.

Childish Gambino, also known as Donald Glover, announces "The New World Tour," starting in Oklahoma City on August 11, with 33 stops worldwide. Fans can purchase tickets via his website and Ticketmaster.

A car crash in Alpharetta, Georgia, killed three teenagers, with two others injured. The cause is under investigation, with speed as a possible factor.

Georgia's job market surged in April, adding over 35,000 jobs and reaching an all-time high near 5 million workers, while maintaining a steady unemployment rate of 3.1%.

Sandy Springs has snagged a new communications chief, and she's someone with a hefty rolodex of media contacts and a background in putting out...