Alabama and Georgian lawmakers act to protect IVF treatments and providers following an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that could impose legal risks on the process.

Atlanta police responded to a shooting on February 29, 2024, finding a 24-year-old woman shot but conscious; a suspect was detained, and the investigation continues.

A 77-year-old man was shot by an acquaintance in Atlanta's Peachtree Hills; he was hospitalized and remains alert. Details on the motive and suspect are still undisclosed by the police.

A shooting at DeKalb County's Belle Vista apartments resulted in one man dead and another injured following a dispute between two men who knew each other.

Two DeKalb County police officers were indicted following the shooting death of Marando Salmon in 2022, with one facing involuntary manslaughter and reckless conduct charges.

A severe storm in Midtown Atlanta caused glass to fall from a high-rise, leading to the closure of 14th Street; no injuries were reported and normal traffic resumed by 11 p.m.

A water main break on Stratford Road NE in Buckhead, Atlanta, affected local residences and businesses, with crews restoring service by early morning. The cause and damage extent are pending.

Cam Newton was involved in a scuffle at a flag football game, which was broken up by police. No medical assistance or charges were pursued following the incident.

A man robbed a Norcross vape shop at gunpoint, stealing $2,000 worth of vape pens, as reported by local media.

A power outage at Clayton County Jail disrupted services and operations, affecting lighting, communication, and the water supply. Power was restored around 6 p.m., but the cause remains unknown.

Georgia State Senator Gloria Butler, a Democrat, has announced her retirement after a long tenure, marking an end to her influential political career.

Milton's Planning Commission will elect new leaders and undergo specialized training on zoning laws and city procedures during Wednesday's meeting, open to the public in City Hall and online.

Woodstock, Georgia celebrates William Eugene Ogletree, its first Black City Council member, for his contributions to the city's growth and development.