The GBI arrested Bradley Love from Blakely, GA, on child sexual exploitation charges, following an NCMEC tip and with assistance from the Early County Sheriff’s Office and HSI.

Fulton County's Rebound to Recovery basketball tournament promotes community engagement, integrating accountability court participants back into society and showing positive rehabilitative progress.

Atlanta highlights affordable housing initiatives with "Affordable Housing Week 2024" at City Hall, led by Mayor Dickens and the Department of City Planning, focusing on education and engagement.

Two Walmart employees, Eric Webb and Howard Williams, were arrested after a parking lot shootout in Covington; no injuries were reported. Charges include aggravated assault.

A 13-year-old student from Newton County was arrested for making threats, marking the fourth student detention in a week and reflecting a larger trend of concerning behavior among local students.

The forecast in Atlanta predicts sunny skies with comfortable temperatures, a slight chance of showers on Sunday, and mostly sunny days throughout the following week.

Julian Derwayne Coker of Macon pleaded guilty to drug trafficking, facing 15 years to life in prison and a $20M fine. His associates also plead guilty; they are awaiting sentencing.

Judd Apatow hosts a comedy show in Atlanta to aid Hurricane Helene victims, featuring Jeff Foxworthy and Ricky Velez.

Cardi B withdraws from ONE MusicFest due to a medical emergency, following a distressing prank involving Child Protective Services. Her condition is unclear, but she affirms her dedication to her fans.

Athens-Clarke County has announced its schedule for early absentee ballot processing before the November 5 election, ensuring compliance with Georgia law and maintaining vote integrity.

Melinda Lord has been appointed as the Director of Housing & Community Development in Athens-Clarke County after serving as Interim Director since February 2024.

Fulton County Citizens University educated local residents about government operations, promoting civic engagement and understanding through an event at Helene S. Mills, as described by the Department of Senior Services Director.

Margaret Anne Ashby pleads guilty to mishandling classified documents and may face up to five years in prison.