The Georgia Supreme Court has upheld Judge Christina Peterson's removal from office due to "systemic incompetence," barring her from judicial positions in the state for seven years.

Atlanta community leaders are opposing MARTA's plans for renovation at Five Points station, citing concerns over accessibility and functionality during the 18-month project. A press conference and rally are being held to urge MARTA to reconsider.

Atlanta Police are looking for a burglary suspect who stole premium alcohol from Taverna in Buckhead on June 20. They request tips and offer a $2,000 reward.

DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond announced a $162 million property tax relief for homeowners with homestead exemptions for 2024, funded by the EHOST credit.

An 18-year-old, Hakim Al-Nas, was shot dead by police during an incident in Rex, Georgia, after allegedly being spotted with a firearm. The GBI is investigating the event.

A former employee sues Sea Island Resort, alleging she was fired for being pregnant, which resulted in her homelessness and seeking legal remedy, including a jury trial.

A motorcycle ran a red light and crashed into a car in Cobb County, injuring three including the motorcycle passenger and car driver. The motorcyclist is unidentified, and authorities seek information.

The CDC Museum in Atlanta displays an art exhibit, "Stand & Witness: Art in the Time of COVID-19," reflecting on life during the pandemic through various artists' works.

Two years after Dobbs v. Jackson, Georgia reflects on its six-week abortion ban, with clinics like the Feminist Women’s Health Center facing the reality of turning patients away and groups like Georgia Life Alliance mobilizing for further advocacy.

The U.S. Supreme Name Court declined to hear a case about Georgia's method of electing utility regulators, alleged to dilute Black voters' influence. Elections for Georgia's Public Service Commission can now resume.

Atlanta is vying to host the Sundance Film Festival from 2027, offering $2 million and highlighting its film-friendly environment as strengths. Mayor Dickens backs the bid, emphasizing the city's diversity and economic prospects.

Fulton County Schools in Georgia settled with the U.S. Attorney's Office to enhance protections for students with disabilities after an investigation into sexual assaults on a special needs school bus.

Sen. Ed Harbison will host the Fourth Annual Black Music Radio Legends event on June 26 at Columbus Public Library to honor African American broadcasters.