The father of 3-year-old Christopher Houston, Jr., who died in 2004, has been charged with murder and child cruelty by Atlanta Police after a long investigation.

Atlanta mourns the death of Chad Dillon, a local restaurateur and philanthropist, shot on John Wesley Dobbs Avenue; considered not to be a random act.

A Georgia Power contractor was hospitalized after being electrocuted while working on power lines in Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward. The incident occurred early morning and required emergency services.

OB-GYNs in Georgia report that the state's stringent abortion ban is hindering pregnancy care and deterring medical residents, as discussed during a Senate subcommittee hearing.

Usher's New Look is set to host its 25th Disruptivator Summit in Atlanta, aiming to empower more than 500 students with educational and leadership skills.

A man from Northeast Georgia pleaded guilty to charges of armed drug trafficking and firearm possession as a felon and now faces a possible life sentence.

Delta Air Lines continues to cancel flights due to a software outage affecting Microsoft applications, with CEO Ed Bastian addressing the impact on operations.

The Gwinnett County Police Foundation awarded college scholarships to six students, all children of police department personnel, and received a donation from First American Bank and Trust to support officers and community outreach.

Eagle Scout candidate Sam Copple-Goodman and his BSA Troop 9622 have installed "Little Libraries" in Milton's Freedom Park and Mayfield Park for visitors to exchange books.

The Joint House and Senate Committee on Licensing Issues in Georgia will hold its second meeting to tackle the complexities of professional licensing regulations.

A man was shot dead at a Stone Mountain gas station, prompting a homicide investigation by DeKalb County Police. Details are limited, and authorities seek public assistance.

Atlanta Public Schools hosted a Back-to-School Bash, providing free supplies and community support, with notable figures and organizations contributing to similar initiatives across the metro.

The SBA offers Economic Injury Disaster Loans to businesses affected by Georgia water main breaks, covering 11 counties, with applications open until April 10, 2025.