Atlanta and the NCCHR are hosting seminars on the history of the Chattahoochee Brick Company site and its future plans, starting February 17 at The Carter Presidential Center.

A woman was injured in a shooting on Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway in Atlanta. She was taken to the hospital, and the APD is investigating with limited details about the suspect.

A forecast from the National Weather Service predicts a week of showers and thunderstorms in Atlanta, starting with a 40% chance of rain and gusty winds today.

Dexter Scott King, the son of Martin Luther King Jr., died at 62 from prostate cancer. His memorial service is scheduled for Feb. 10 at Ebenezer Baptist Church.

An Ellenwood man was arrested after a coordinated drug bust in DeKalb County, Georgia led to the seizure of a large quantity of drugs and 45 firearms.

Judge Glenda Hatchett sues ex-Georgia sheriff Kristopher Coody for groping, citing negligence by the Georgia Sheriffs Association in inviting him to a conference.

Two teens were shot in a Gainesville brawl, with suspects still at large, and police are concerned about minors accessing guns from unsecured vehicles.

Gwinnett County police discovered nearly $1M in stolen construction supplies and illegal narcotics in a Buford home during a raid. Four individuals were charged.

The charges for a wrongful arrest were dropped against Maya Miller from College Park after the alleged victims retracted their identification of her as the assailant.

Georgia GOP legislators aim to revise election laws, including removing barcodes from ballots and altering the role of the Secretary of State on the Election Board.

Two individuals were injured in a shooting at McEachern High School, leading to charges against multiple suspects, including one victim who has an arrest warrant out for his capture.

DeKalb County Police are searching for three missing 13-year-olds in unrelated cases, urging public assistance. Each teen vanished from their homes within a week. Authorities have shared descriptions and contact information for leads.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene filed an ethics complaint against DA Fani Willis, alleging misuse of funds and lack of transparency during the Trump investigation.