Human remains found in Lamar County, Georgia, have prompted a new phase in the search for Charles Tice, missing since March 2025. GBI urges public to share information.

A man was charged with murder following a shooting near a Lawrenceville sports bar, leaving another man dead. Police sought information from the public.

Commissioner Allen to lead a town hall meeting in Clayton County discussing solutions for chronic flooding issues, scheduled for May 3, 2025, at South Clayton Recreation Center.

Robert Carawan is Coweta County's new Chief Probation Officer, succeeding Jeff Rogers. With a law enforcement background and service since 2010, he aims to balance justice with compassion in his role.

Fayette County 911 has introduced Logan's List, a new database to aid emergency responders with information on individuals with special needs, complying with Georgia's Logan's Law.

Georgia Power is upgrading power lines in Dunwoody, using helicopters for reliability maintenance starting April 7, with no expected service disruptions.

A woman was shot in Atlanta and found at a fire station; she was hospitalized and the APD is investigating, with no suspects or motives yet identified.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, GA, mentioning sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, and a mix of rainy and clear conditions over the week.

Home Depot confirmed that it will not be imposing parking fees, debunking a satirical article's April Fools' prank that sparked rumors to the contrary.

The Athlete's Foot, in collaboration with Adidas, launched a limited-edition sneaker to celebrate "404 Day," an annual event that honors Atlanta's culture.

Judge Tuwanda R. Williams did not immediately decide on bond for Jesus Monroy, accused of murdering pregnant teen Mia Campos, stating she will review arguments and evidence further.

The Georgia Senate adopted a resolution, sponsored by Sen. Billy Hickman, to address teacher shortages and boost the K-12 workforce through various strategies and stakeholder collaboration.

Marietta History Center is hosting a free "Farm to Table Fun" Pop-In event with educational activities on April 19, sponsored by Cauthorn, Owen, and Sanders.