A man is charged with running a $200,000 real estate scam on Facebook Marketplace, allegedly defrauding home seekers and facing multiple charges in Gwinnett County Jail.

Woodstock launches the Mayor’s Youth Leadership Academy to foster leadership among high school students, in partnership with the University of Georgia. The initiative offers government insights through interactive sessions and city department visits.

Dr. C. Harrison Braddy will lead the inaugural State of the Development Authority address at The Porsche Experience Center on May 2, 2024, discussing "A Greater Clayton" progress.

A man was shot in the leg in Atlanta during a robbery; police search for the suspect as investigations continue.

A worker trapped in a trench collapse in Paulding County was rescued after a multi-agency operation; the cause of the incident is under investigation.

Georgia Power plans to build new gas turbines and add battery storage to meet demand, pending approval by the Georgia Public Service Commission. Critics question the reliance on fossil fuels and the bypassing of regulatory processes.

Two demonstrators chained themselves to a crane to protest the construction of the new Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, leading to their arrest and charges.

Motorcyclist Charles Hardin is critically injured following an accident on Macland Road, involving a Suzuki ZX636 and an Infiniti FX near McEachern High School.

MARTA's CEO discusses plans for new train stations in Atlanta that won't affect BeltLine streetcar expansion, despite financial and scope analyses still being needed.

Home Depot agrees to acquire SRS Distribution in a deal valued at $18.25 billion, aiming to expand its reach to professional contractors and address a larger market.

Last-minute changes by Forsyth County Commissioners to the MOU for The Gathering development have caused the developers to reconsider the project's future.

David Shemtov is sentenced to three years in prison for defrauding a phone trade-in program of over $450,000 using a sophisticated scam involving false information and fake identities.

Black voters in Georgia have appealed to the Supreme Court to challenge the election method of the state's Public Service Commission, alleging voter dilution.