Roswell lab owner Drew Maloney pleads guilty to health care kickback conspiracy and agrees to pay $14.3M in connection to exploiting federal health programs.

Georgia Senators, led by Democrat Elena Parent, are advancing legislation to protect access to contraception and in vitro fertility treatments after Roe v. Wade's overturning.

A jury found Antonio Williams guilty of the 2020 murder of his mother in Lithonia following an argument, highlighting issues of domestic violence and mental health.

Finalists compete in a singing contest to perform with the Georgia Symphony, judged by music elites, with a $2,000 prize and a performance opportunity at St. James Episcopal Church, Marietta.

Thieves targeted two Atlanta clothing stores, the Ecstatic store in Virginia Highland and A Ma Maniere on Marietta Street NW, with the Atlanta police seeking public assistance and offering a reward for information.

Leonard Cure's family filed a federal lawsuit seeking over $16 million for his death by a deputy's shooting after a traffic stop. The lawsuit claims excessive force and inadequate supervision.

Zaxby's reintroduces its milkshakes after seven years, but they're available exclusively in Middle Georgia, creating a buzz for milkshake tourism in Macon.

A man was detained after admitting to setting a Pizza Hut on fire in DeKalb County; the fire was extinguished within an hour with no injuries reported.

The Clayton County Get Fit Expo, hosted by Commissioner Davis and Parks and Recreation, promotes health and fitness for all ages on March 9, 2024, at Lake Spivey Recreation Center.

Mayor Kelly Girtz addresses public safety and immigration policy in Athens following UGA student's murder, amidst protests and calls for increased security measures.

A teen was shot and injured near 2205 Meadowlane Dr. SW in Atlanta; police are investigating with no suspects yet.

RaceTrac closes its downtown Atlanta store after a fatal shooting, emphasizing the need to ensure safety for staff and customers. The nearby GSU community expresses safety concerns, although the victims were not university affiliates.

Cobb County election officials are addressing a mistake where 73 voters received wrong absentee ballots, promptly correcting the error after it was spotted by a couple.