Georgia Power filed two cases with the PSC seeking fuel and storm‑recovery adjustments that could cut the typical bill about 1% starting in June.

Atlanta police arrested a 29‑year‑old after finding two children in a getaway SUV following a Jan. 28 armed robbery near Headland Drive. Officers say the children are safe and a second suspect remains at large.

A summary of the upcoming weather for Atlanta, GA with a mix of sun, clouds, and chances for showers and thunderstorms, including varied temperatures.

House Bill 641 would require all electric suppliers in Georgia to delay nonpayment shutoffs for customers who submit medical certification, closing a patchwork gap. Lawmakers say it could prevent life‑threatening outages for vulnerable residents.

Monks Meadery in Atlanta faces extensive flood damage and a tens of thousands repair bill after a burglary resulted in cut copper pipes. The local community supports the temporarily closed business.

Summit Hill Elementary celebrated Kindness Week with various activities and a "Kindness Tunnel" event attended by students, local dignitaries, and the Summit Hill chorus, featuring hearty welcomes and gratitude.

The Atlanta Police Department arrested Joshua Johnson, a suspect in an armed robbery in Midtown, after Acworth Police detained him. The investigation is ongoing.

Keleeyus Maquareus Long was arrested in Norcross on violent crime charges, including home invasion and child cruelty, by Gwinnett deputies and US Marshals.

A Metro Atlanta mother is lobbying for a statewide registry and training standards for court-appointed child advocates amid concerns about oversight.

A Marietta Facebook Marketplace meet‑up over luxury sneakers turned violent when the buyer was dragged by a car. Police say the dispute over Louis Vuitton shoes left a seller injured and a suspect jailed.

The article details a week of changeable weather for Atlanta, with frequent showers and mild temperatures, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Sheriff met with Gwinnett educators over ICE issues; they discussed the impact of ICE on student attendance and community trust, aiming for ongoing dialogue.

Marietta faces a cyberattack on its third-party payment processor, BridgePay, affecting business license payments since February 6. Officials are working on alternative solutions; in-person options remain available.