Georgia Senate passes Bill 507, supported by Majority Leader Steve Gooch, introducing "America First" specialty license plates to increase state general fund revenue.

Two teens were arrested in Gwinnett County for car break-ins, with stolen items including a gun, leading to charges including theft and possession of marijuana.

The City of Dunwoody is offering a $15,000 bonus to attract new police officers and has created a Crime Response Team to tackle local crimes efficiently.

An Ethiopian man was sentenced to three years for obtaining U.S. citizenship by hiding his past as a violent interrogator during Ethiopia's "Red Terror."

Atlanta firefighters rescued a woman and her dog from a house fire, with a neighbor's timely alert and a closed bedroom door contributing to their safety.

Metro Atlanta offers a variety of events in March, including the Tattoo Arts Festival, Balloon Museum, Barbie Pop-Up Truck, music and beer festivals, and the Atlanta Science Festival, catering to diverse interests.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, suggesting a week of cloudy skies with occasional showers and potential thunderstorms, advising residents to keep umbrellas nearby.

A man was fatally shot by a relative in his East Point yard on February 28. He died at Grady Hospital, and no arrests have been made. The community, already shaken by recent violence, seeks answers.

A student was hospitalized and another arrested after a stabbing at Brookwood High School in Snellville, Georgia. The school didn't go into lockdown, as the suspect was quickly tracked.

Jarvis Smith, a 29-year-old Bloods gang member from Columbus, pleads guilty to assaulting a federal officer. He receives a prison sentence of 117 months followed by supervised release.

UGA commits $7.3 million to enhance campus security after the murder of nursing student Hope Riley, including camera upgrades, improved lighting, and a 20% police budget increase.

Chick-fil-A recalls Polynesian sauce due to an allergen scare involving undisclosed wheat and soy, advising customers who received the sauce in late February to dispose of it.

Georgia lawmakers face Crossover Day, with key bills on immigration, religious freedom, education, and film tax credits at risk of stalling if not passed by the deadline.