A plane with engine trouble landed on a road in Gainesville, hitting vehicles and causing minor injuries. The pilot relayed a mayday call before landing. Remarkably, there was no explosion and the FAA and NTSB are investigating the incident.

Clayton County holds a "Meet the Messengers" event for seniors to learn about local government communication strategies on February 19, at the Griswell Senior Center.

Mixed weather is expected in Atlanta, with varying chances of rain and winds from today through Washington's Birthday, when sunny skies are predicted.

DeKalb County police investigate a shooting on Snapfinger Woods Drive that left one man seriously injured. The suspects, who entered the victim's vehicle before the shooting, are at large.

Three veterans graduated from Cobb County's VATC, a program designed to aid in their recovery and rehabilitation, honoring the legacy of the late Judge Reuben Green.

The article discusses the recyclability of to-go packaging, noting that paper cups and coated boxes aren't recyclable despite appearances, while plastic lids and bags can be recycled through specific programs in Cobb County.

An audit found South Fulton Police Department's policies outdated, prompting recommended updates and Mayor Gumbs' pledge to use findings for improvement.

A North Carolina man received a maximum federal sentence for sending antisemitic threats to two Georgia figures who supported defining antisemitism in state law.

Cobb County residents will see a $3.05 increase in their water bills due to rising wholesale costs and infrastructure expenses, starting February 2026.

Medicus Brown surrendered to authorities after a manhunt for his involvement in a shooting at the Decatur Library. He is charged with aggravated assault and firearm possession during the crime.

Georgian official praises community and agencies for weather crisis management, detailing coordinated efforts and effective responses to extreme weather challenges including storms, ice, and potential wildfires.

Christopher Upshaw pleaded guilty to mail fraud in a $17 million pandemic relief scheme, facing up to 30 years in prison. His co-defendants also pleaded guilty.

Marietta is preparing for the 2nd Annual Avant Garde Awards during Black History Month, honoring community innovators at Jim Miller Park Event Center.