The lawsuit targets Fulton County Jail over inmate Dino Walker's stabbing death, with families alleging failed oversight and negligence in multiple custody deaths amid systemic issues.

South Fulton authorities are investigating a shooting at a Shell gas station. The victim and suspect details are undisclosed as police review evidence and witness accounts.

Georgia's voting machines, including those in Bibb County, have been confirmed accurate in tests ensuring electoral integrity. Secretary of State Raffensperger oversees the process, aiming to build public trust ahead of elections.

Marietta Square will host Art in the Park, featuring over 220 artists and various activities, including the Chalk Spot for kids, from August 31 to September 2, 2024.

Brunswick Port rivals Baltimore as the top U.S. auto port, handling a record 830,000 autos in FY 2024, marking substantial growth and benefiting from significant investment in port infrastructure.

Atlanta faces a hot week with highs near the 90s, possible thunderstorms, and heat indexes over 100 degrees. Residents should stay hydrated and prepared for intermittent rain.

A man in Atlanta was hospitalized after being shot following a dispute with a recently evicted acquaintance. The police are investigating the incident, with no arrests made yet.

The Gwinnett County Police mourn the loss of K9 Officer Elsa, who retired in October 2023 and recently passed away after a spine illness. She served for seven years and had a noteworthy record in law enforcement.

Georgia launches a new website allowing voters to cancel their registration, amid discussions on voter list maintenance and concerns over potential misuse.

Cobb County Schools start soon, with a focus on child safety and strict penalties for drivers who illegally pass school buses, including fines or jail time. Drivers must heed bus signals and be vigilant to prevent accidents.

An arrest was made in a string of over 70 car break-ins in Marietta; the 19-year-old suspect faces multiple charges, including possession of stolen credit cards and cocaine.

VP Kamala Harris is set to visit Atlanta to rally voters as she becomes the presumptive Democratic nominee, facing a tight race against potential rival Donald Trump.

Georgia State Superintendent Richard Woods has not recommended AP African American studies for statewide adoption, leaving local districts the choice to offer it. Critics see this as unequal treatment of the course.