Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has filed a "motion to vacate" against Speaker Mike Johnson amidst a House vote on a government funding bill, creating potential instability in the Republican-led House.

The Georgia legislature approved the "Georgia Promise Scholarship Act," offering $6,500 scholarships to students and awaiting the governor's signature.

Georgia legislators passed House Bill 1339 easing health care permitting rules to allow new hospitals, like one for Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, and revive rural healthcare. The bill awaits Governor Kemp's decision.

The USBG and American Public Gardens Association allocate $445,600 to 26 urban agriculture projects, aiming to bolster food security and sustainability.

A man was shot in the abdomen after confronting a suspect during a car break-in attempt on Juniper Street, Atlanta. The suspect fled in a white SUV, and police are seeking leads.

Fulton County may cut off animal control services in Atlanta if the city does not agree to higher service rates. Every other city has accepted the increased fees, but Atlanta has yet to sign the new $6.4 million annual contract.

The forecast for Atlanta includes a mix of sun, clouds, and possible showers, with fluctuating temperatures and considerable wind gusts throughout the week.

Clark Atlanta University students have formed a Gift of Life chapter to increase diversity in bone marrow donors, addressing racial disparities in donor matches.

A motorcyclist, Clint Nalley, was arrested for drug trafficking and evasion after a high-speed chase ended with him crashing and trying to escape by swimming in Lake Lanier.

Andres Felipe Sierra of Cherokee County was convicted on multiple charges, including the strangulation and maltreatment of minors, with sentencing scheduled for May 8.

An armed robbery at a Dollar General in Henry County, GA occurred where a masked suspect stole cash and an iPhone, and authorities seek public assistance.

A man stole $15,000 during a burglary at a Korean restaurant in Gwinnett County, and a teen is in critical condition after being stabbed by another student at Sprayberry High School in Cobb County.

The Georgia House passed a bill making it harder for companies seeking state incentives to organize unions, which now heads to become law. Critics argue it violates federal law and foresee costly lawsuits, while supporters deny such conflict.