Teresa Black was acquitted of her son's 1999 murder but convicted of concealing his death by a DeKalb County jury.

A stabbing at a Griffin Walmart resulted in one person hospitalized and another charged with aggravated assault; details remain limited as police investigate.

Marietta City Schools is providing bonuses to all its staff, with full-timers receiving $1,000 and part-timers $500, as part of an initiative to boost morale among educational staff.

The trial of Ayla King, related to Atlanta's "Cop City" protests, was postponed, with the defense appealing a case dismissal denial. King is charged under the RICO act, suggesting the protests were organized crime.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has filed a complaint alleging misconduct by Fulton County DA Fani Willis, including a claimed improper relationship with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade.

A woman was stabbed multiple times by her ex-roommate at the Pavilion Place in Atlanta. The suspect fled, and the victim was hospitalized in serious condition. Police are investigating the altercation.

Manhunt in Newton County, Georgia for suspect Thomas Ray "TR" Crowe post-shooting; public warned he is armed and dangerous. Local authorities seek information.

Bernice King defends her mother, Coretta Scott King, after actor Jonathan Majors compared his girlfriend to Coretta in a manner that King found reductive of her mother's significant legacy and work.

Grady Memorial Hospital has secured over $60 million yearly for six years to boost healthcare in Atlanta's underserved areas, including opening five new clinics.

Grady Health System announces the opening of five new clinics in Fulton and DeKalb counties with a $12 million investment to improve local healthcare access.

Severe weather in Atlanta caused traffic issues, flooding, school closures, and an incident involving a school bus. Warnings were issued for hazardous travel.

Georgia Rep. Sandra Scott calls for new gun safety laws after her cousin is killed in a shooting, but faces opposition from House Republicans prioritizing other public safety issues.

Forecasters predict a wet, windy Tuesday for Atlanta with heavy rainfall and storms before noon, and strong winds throughout the day. Conditions expected to clear by the evening.