Atlanta's weekend weather forecast includes showers, gusty winds, and mild temperatures, with rainfall chances fluctuating from 30% to 80% over the weekend.

Lawyers Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro issued brief apologies for their roles in the Georgia election case, whereas fellow defendants Jenna Ellis and Scott Hall provided more detailed expressions of remorse.

Wellstar Health System is closing an urgent care clinic in East Point, leading to community backlash as local leaders and residents fear a healthcare desert in an area with limited hospital services.

A reportedly intoxicated Atlanta driver stalled in traffic, resisted police assistance, and was charged with multiple offenses, including DUI and felony obstruction.

The ACLU-GA has criticized Fulton County's plan to build a $1.7 billion jail, urging reforms to address over-incarceration instead of expanding facilities.

Historic Gaines Hall in Atlanta was again hit by a fire, the cause of which is under investigation. Structural damage hindered firefighting efforts, leading to more collapse within the nearly 155-year-old building.

A federal appeals court is set to review the case involving a controversial proposed Atlanta police training facility, as questions arise over the validity of petition signatures seeking a referendum.

Atlanta is set for clear skies and a high of 55 degrees today, with possible strong gusts. Expect a frosty evening, followed by sunny days and cool nights into the weekend, with rain likely Saturday night and Sunday.

Four people hospitalized after a domestic dispute led to a stabbing in Stone Mountain, with one suspect in custody on assault charges. Police continue to investigate the incident.

Two people died and several were injured in a house fire on State Street, Atlanta; firefighters responded and rescued six, while three escaped on their own. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Jury selection begins in the sexual harassment trial of ex-Fulton County DA Paul Howard, with former employee Cathy Carter alleging over a decade of harassment.

Marietta City Schools has removed 23 books from their libraries after a review process led by Superintendent Grant Rivera and a 6 to 1 school board vote citing inappropriate content.

The article reports on the tragic death of high school student Olivia Pugh in a pedestrian incident, with Jerome Cox facing vehicular homicide charges for the event in Kennesaw.