An 11-year-old girl, Katelynn Simonds, died in a house fire in Georgia while trying to save her dog. The family mourns as the cause of the fire is investigated.

The MARTA Airport Station closes for six weeks for a $55-million renovation. Travelers must use shuttles from College Park Station and expect additional travel time.

A teen was wounded in a shooting in southwest Atlanta and is now recovering in hospital. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on Saturday night.

Atlanta criticizes Fulton County for reneging on an agreed deal for animal services, linked to interrelated political disputes and unresolved issues at the county jail.

Atlanta Mayor Dickens criticizes the conditions at Fulton County Jail after inmate Leonard Fortner's murder, highlighting underfunding and unsafe conditions in a call for reform.

The Milton City Council prepares for a meeting to discuss land acquisition for parks, zoning laws reform, and the launch of a new winery, alongside other community and regulatory initiatives.

A standoff in Marietta involving an armed theft suspect and a SWAT team ends in two fatalities, including the suspect, Reno, and an unidentified woman.

Atlanta faces a teacher shortage, with many vacant positions. Teachers like Danielle Cummings work extra jobs to make ends meet despite Georgia's attempts, including a pay raise, to improve conditions.

Inmate Leonard Fortner was fatally stabbed by another inmate in Fulton County Jail, raising concerns about the jail's safety and management.

Atlanta will experience a partial solar eclipse on Monday, reaching its peak at 3:04 p.m., with over 80% of the sun covered. Viewing requires proper eye protection or alternative methods, and local events will offer activities and telescopes.

Kennesaw's Smith-Gilbert Gardens hosts 'Art Blooms' exhibit, showcasing local art and floral beauty, including hand-painted eggs by high school students, with workshops and performances planned throughout the event.

A Georgia judge rejected Trump's bid to dismiss an indictment over attempts to overturn the 2020 election, citing potential use of speech in furthering alleged criminal activity.

Mayor Andre Dickens and Atlanta's Department of Parks & Recreation are hosting the finale of their Teen Basketball Tournament to engage local youths in positive activities.