An SUV got stuck on Atlanta train tracks after the driver, allegedly following GPS, mistook them for a road. The driver, suspected of impairment, has been detained by police. A train was stopped for the vehicle's removal.

A storm struck Cobb County leaving downed trees and power outages, but no serious injuries. Crews worked overnight to clear roads, while power companies and NWS provided updates.

A 16-year-old facing charges for the murder of bus driver Leroy Ramos had evidence found sufficient for case continuation by a DeKalb magistrate. Charges against two others dismissed.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a mix of conditions, including showers, wind gusts, and temperature shifts with brief sunny periods and a return to warmer weather midweek.

Kennesaw begins construction on a new 25,000-square-foot Public Safety Facility to centralize services and enhance law enforcement capabilities, funded by SPLOST dollars.

Dr. Robert Burkich and his clinic settled with the U.S. government, paying $700,000 for billing for unnecessary chelation therapy to Medicare, without admitting liability.

DeKalb County announces the Salem Road Water Main Replacement Project starting Mar 17, aiming to improve water service.

Cobb County celebrated five graduates from its Mental Health Court, a program combining supervision and treatment to improve mental health and reduce recidivism.

The Atlanta Police Department is investigating a sexual assault in Virginia Highland, urging patience and caution in sharing unverified information to preserve the case's integrity.

Mayor Pro-Tem Houston of Acworth presided over the swearing-in of new board and commission members at a city council meeting, highlighting civic engagement.

Erick Allen won the Democratic runoff for the Cobb County Board of Commissioners District 2, with low voter turnout. He will face Republican Alicia Adams in the April 29 special election.

Michael Brantley received the 2024 Silver Eagle Award for exceptional leadership in Cobb County's PARKS department.

Georgia Governor Kemp appointed Democratic Senator Emanuel Jones to the Fiscal Affairs Subcommittee, tasked with influencing state budgetary decisions.