Sen. Kim Jackson will discuss the 'Equal Opportunities for Girls in Sports' Act at a press conference to address gender discrimination in school sports.

Mayor Peyton Jamison of Milton focuses on public safety, urban progress, infrastructure, fiscal responsibility, and conservation in his State of the City address.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is probing an officer-involved shooting in Decatur, GA where U.S. Marshals shot Marquiece Beadle, who was wanted for murder.

Fulton County's Department of Arts & Culture presents "Our Story" by Jim Alexander, an exhibit celebrating African American life at Emma Darnell Aviation Museum.

Butts County is seeking a new Emergency Management Specialist with comprehensive responsibilities for emergency preparedness and crisis management, as outlined on their official website.

A vending machine vendor was arrested in Gilmer County, Georgia, for alleged child exploitation using AI to create nude images from minors' social media photos.

The Clayton County Police are seeking public assistance to find Floyd Davis, a DoorDash driver missing since January 24th after a delivery. He was last seen in a black Nissan Murano.

Construction of U.S. Soccer's training facility in Fayetteville advances, with hopes to open by April 2026, before the World Cup. The site will feature ample amenities for national teams.

Belk is closing its Kennesaw store at the Town Center at Cobb on February 18, as the mall also shuts down due to unpaid bills. The store offers final markdowns and directs customers to other locations and online shopping.

Town Center at Cobb reopened after settling unpaid electric bills with Georgia Power, who tried to offer solutions before disconnecting power. The mall's owner, Kohan Retail Investment Group, aims to work with impacted tenants.

An Alabama man is charged with capital murder for the killing of a Roswell couple, with the suspect quickly apprehended due to evidence and 911 call information.

The South Fulton City Council voted to audit Mayor Khalid Kamau's expenses after concerns about $26,000 in charges, including a controversial trip to Africa.

In-N-Out has debunked rumors of opening a restaurant in Atlanta; the chain has no current plans to expand to Georgia, despite social media speculation.