A man was shot early in Southwest Atlanta; police seek a male and female suspect after the victim was hospitalized in stable condition.

The Snellville Department of Public Works urges residents to prevent illicit discharge to protect waterways, providing guidelines and reporting methods on their website.

Atlanta's Fulton County Commission meeting saw high tensions over stalled animal control service resumption, with heated debate and a vote against provisional restoration.

The City of Milton is starting spring road improvements, including full-depth reclamation and paving on various streets, with plans for systematic infrastructure enhancements.

Ralph Puckett Jr., Korean War hero and Medal of Honor recipient, died at 97. His military service was marked by valor and he was honored for his leadership and bravery, including in a major 1950 battle.

Todd Chrisley was ordered to pay $755,000 in a defamation case to a Georgia Department of Revenue investigator he had accused of crimes and misconduct.

Demolition begins at the fire-damaged Reserve at LaVista Walk Apartments in Atlanta, with cleanup expected to take 60 days after a blaze in November 2023.

A Columbus man was sentenced to 11 years for assaulting a federal officer during his arrest for drug trafficking.

Patrise M. Perkins-Hooker is named interim City Attorney of Atlanta, starting May 9, 2024, succeeding Nina Hickson.

Atlanta City Attorney Nina R. Hickson announced her retirement, effective May 8, 2024. Mayor Andre Dickens praised her integrity as the city seeks her replacement.

Local artist Joel Sturdivant displays 25 nature-inspired pieces in "Beyond Realism" at Snellville's City Hall.

The Milton City Council denied D’Rose Vintners an alcohol license after hearing residents' opposition and discussed land acquisitions, park developments, and passed other motions, including a hemp sales moratorium.

A man was wounded in a shooting in Atlanta; police detained a suspect and continue to investigate the incident.