Kenneth Lee Phillips, a Georgia man with a criminal history, has been sentenced to 40 years without parole for attacking his ex-girlfriend outside a liquor store.

The 165th Airlift Wing of the Georgia Air National Guard received the first of eight C-130J-30 Super Hercules, enhancing their capabilities for global aid and support.

Atlanta's food scene offers various events in February 2023 including beer festivities, a bourbon dinner, Valentine's specials, and new vegan options.

Tex McIver, a previously convicted Atlanta attorney, may be paroled after his murder conviction was overturned, and a plea deal was accepted for the death of his wife in 2016.

An 8-year-old girl was struck and killed by a vehicle in Henry County, GA, as she was boarding her school bus; the driver now faces vehicular homicide charges.

Rapper Killer Mike was handcuffed and escorted from the Crypto.com Arena during Grammy night following an altercation with a security guard; no arrest was made.

Bond was denied for Gerson Rodriguez, charged in the crash that killed Georgia State Patrol Trooper Jimmy Cenescar.

Brandon White, a victim of a homophobic assault in 2012, has become a police officer, driven by his experience to support and protect others, particularly connecting with the LGBTQ+ community.

An 8-year-old girl was killed while trying to board her school bus in Henry County, Georgia, after a car passed the stopped bus and hit her. The driver faces serious charges.

Body of missing Acworth man Ardell Junior Kennedy found in a lake on his Buchanan property following an extensive search by local authorities and family.

Atlanta is preparing for the Lunar New Year with celebrations across the metro area, including the Atlanta Lunar New Year Festival in Chamblee with cultural performances and Asian cuisine, starting from February 10, 2024.

A man was fatally shot in an Atlanta neighborhood; police seek witnesses and evidence to apprehend the suspect.

Marietta History Center celebrates Black History Month with free, family-friendly activities on February 17th, including interactive experiences, storytelling, and a dive into local African American history.