Atlanta forecast includes sunny skies, mild temperatures with highs around 73-76 degrees, and light winds. Clouds and rain chances increase over the weekend.

A Chattanooga man was arrested by the GBI for the murder of William Oliver Jones, with several law enforcement agencies involved in the investigation.

A power outage closed Clayton County courthouse temporarily, delaying court services. Cause unknown, with Georgia Power citing customer equipment malfunction. Initial misinformation claimed the jail also lost power, which was later corrected.

Georgia officials warn of increased wildfire risk, suspending burn permits due to dry conditions and low humidity, as the state faces drought and abnormally dry areas.

Angie Stone's son, Michael Archer, pays tribute to his late mother and calls out those who exploited her, as discussions about fair compensation in the music industry arise following her death.

May-Retta Daze returns to Marietta Square in May with arts, crafts, and music. The free event showcases local artisans and live performances, with activities for families.

Georgia lawmakers tackle tort reform, tax cuts, and professional licensing changes, with several bills advancing as the legislative session progresses.

The Conyers Rockdale Economic Development Council is hiring an Administrative Compliance Officer, emphasizing collaboration with the local city, county, and commerce bodies. Applications are due by April 30th, 2025.

The Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center in Lawrenceville is urgently seeking foster homes for a large number of pets, providing supplies and support for volunteers.

Butts County is hiring full-time E-911 Communication Officers responsible for handling emergency calls and dispatching services, requiring candidates with strong communication skills and attention to detail.

University of Georgia sorority member Lily Stewart was arrested for loitering, prowling, and obstructing an officer. Her $4,600 bond was posted, following an earlier speeding incident.

A 15-year-old boy was shot multiple times in Southwest Atlanta; he survived and the police investigation is ongoing. No suspects or motives have been identified.

Senator Jon Ossoff rallied his supporters in Atlanta, stressing urgency and readiness to fight in the upcoming election, emphasizing action against political corruption and signaling a high-stakes race.