A parking dispute in Atlanta led to a shootout, wounding three. The incident happened near House of Hookah. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Atlanta is forecasted to have sunny weather with a high of 48°F on Washington's Birthday, with clear skies at night. The following days will see a mix of sun and possible showers with varying temperatures.

Atlanta faces rainy weather with a temperature drop and strong gusts, followed by clearer and cooler conditions for Washington's Birthday and fluctuating temperatures with chances of rain throughout the week.

The Clayton County Board of Commissioners has announced a Special Called Meeting to consider opting out of House Bill 581, inviting public participation.

Pastor Jamal Bryant leads a boycott against Target due to its rollback of DEI initiatives, with over 50,000 individuals pledging to join the 40-day abstention starting March 5th.

DeKalb County is deliberating a rate increase for water and sewer services, with a proposal suggesting a 10% annual hike for the next decade, affecting the cost of residents' monthly bills.

A father was killed in a shooting at an East Point McDonald's parking lot; authorities seek public help to find the suspects and offer a reward for information.

Mary Mac's Tea Room in Atlanta, a staple since 1945, reopens fully after storm damage, offering patrons complimentary peach cobbler as a thank-you gesture.

Jefferson High wrestler Dominic Haines sustained a broken neck during a state championship, underwent surgery, and shows hopeful recovery signs. Community support includes a GoFundMe raising $16,000+.

DeKalb County, GA, opens warming centers to help residents escape cold weather, providing transportation, hot meals, beds, and services for those in need.

Milton launches "Wildlife 101" webinars, led by Ranger Jen Young, educating on local wildlife via digital sessions with experts from the Georgia Wildlife Network.

Atlanta man, Thomas Addaquay, sentenced to 12.5 years in prison for nationwide fraud schemes involving identity theft and tax fraud, must pay $7 million restitution.

Georgia Governor Kemp appoints Lt. Col. Josh Lamb as new GEMA/HS director, succeeding Chris Stallings. Lamb has extensive law enforcement experience and education in justice and public administration.