Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a mix of sunshine and storms for the week, with varying chances of precipitation each day and temperatures reaching the mid-90s.

A Georgia judge rejected a bid to block a new state prosecutor discipline law, dismissing claims it violated the constitution or prosecutorial discretion.

VP Kamala Harris, now the Democrats' likely nominee, is to campaign in Atlanta on July 30, her first Georgia event for the 2024 race, with her campaign gaining momentum.

Councilman Kent is hosting a Town Hall Meeting for Ward 5 residents in Marietta on August 8, 2024, at the Marietta Fire Station #51 to discuss local issues.

A man was fatally shot in Atlanta during a dispute involving a security guard. Police are investigating the homicide after finding the victim dead at the scene.

Coco Gauff is selected to carry the US flag at the Olympic opening ceremony in Paris, elected by peers and accompanied by LeBron James. She's the youngest and the first tennis player to be given this honor.

Georgia's bald eagle populations show remarkable recovery, with a recent survey indicating high nesting success rates, reflecting an increase in eagle numbers after a drop due to avian influenza two years ago.

The NBA has ended its relationship with TNT, opting for a new broadcasting deal with Amazon Prime Video worth $76 billion in a move to reach a broader audience.

A woman was injured in an early morning shooting on Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway and Atlanta Police are seeking information on a blue Honda Civic involved in the incident. No arrests have been made so far.

Multiple dump trucks were destroyed in a fire on the 7000 block of Maddox Road, DeKalb County, with no known injuries. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Georgia's State School Superintendent has ceased state funding for AP African American Studies, drawing criticism and causing schools to self-fund the course if they wish to continue offering it.

Jesus Monroy has been arrested in connection with the death of pregnant 16-year-old Mia Campos in Gwinnett County, facing multiple charges including malice murder.

Georgia is shifting from 'Housing First' to 'stable housing accountability programs,' featuring sober living and self-sufficiency requirements, funded by $1 million.