A former Fulton County court clerk sued the county for sexual harassment, discrimination, and retaliation, alleging a superior made unwanted advances and assaulted her.

Douglas County announces a town hall in District 4 on July 27th with Vice Chair Mark Alcarez and other key figures to discuss community issues and projects at Ephesus Baptist Church.

The Atlanta Police are investigating after a 19-year-old was shot multiple times on Sylvan Road SW; he's in stable condition and no suspect is in custody.

The trial of rapper Young Thug, real name Jeffery Williams, has been stalled due to issues causing the defense to seek the recusal of Judge Ural Glanville. The judge presiding over the recusal decision has given the prosecution a response deadline.

Atlanta launches the "Do One Thing, ATL" campaign to combat the city's rising domestic violence cases, involving local celebrities and community participation.

Dareies Antwan Roberts, a most wanted suspect in Clayton County, was arrested after a high-speed chase, crash, and foot pursuit; drugs and a weapon were found in his car.

Brooke Huckaby becomes the youngest female mayor in U.S. history in Arabi, Georgia, aiming to involve her generation in local governance. Her election challenges perceptions of Gen Z's political engagement.

Atlanta police are investigating gunfire that damaged windows at Invesco's headquarters in Midtown. No injuries were reported, but shell casings were later found.

Boeing agrees to plead guilty to fraud and pay a $243.6 million fine related to the 737 Max crashes, in addition to a $455 million investment in safety, as part of a DOJ settlement.

Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox received a standing ovation at Truist Park during a Braves' game. Despite health challenges, Cox visited the clubhouse and was warmly welcomed by both fans and the team.

Emma Navarro defeated second-seed Coco Gauff in Wimbledon's fourth round, reaching her first Grand Slam quarterfinal.

Atlanta police responded to a fatal stabbing at 243 Montgomery Ferry Rd NE, and later arrested suspect William Coleman, who faced murder and other charges.

The article details a week of thunderstorms and high temperatures for Atlanta, as forecasted by the National Weather Service, with fluctuating chances of precipitation and sweltering heat indexes.