The Atlanta Braves Foundation and Habitat for Humanity partnered to surprise Austell's Quintasha Swanson with a new home.

An armed man hijacked a bus in Atlanta, resulting in a police chase and a fatality from a gunshot wound. The suspect, Joseph Grier, was arrested, and the investigation is ongoing.

Jury selection starts in a lawsuit against Red Roof Inn, where they face allegations of sex trafficking at two Atlanta locations, potentially impacting hotel industry accountability.

Clayton County announces a public Budget Hearing for June 18, 2024, to discuss the FY 2025 financial plans and encourages residents to participate and provide input.

Roswell proactively tackles its aging water systems with a Pipe Replacement Program, innovative technology like iHydrant, and has won multiple awards for its water utility management.

Dr. Homer Rice, former Georgia Tech athletics director, passed away at age 97, known for contributions to intercollegiate athletics and student development.

A truck driver escaped seconds before a train struck his stalled vehicle on a Bartow County road; there were no reported injuries and the incident is under investigation.

The Fort Valley Police Department mourns after a reserve officer committed murder-suicide, prompting plans to focus more on mental health issues among the force.

Stephen Hughes has filed lawsuits challenging the legality of the newly approved Georgia city of Mulberry on constitutional grounds, contesting the city council elections and its ability to tax.

A former Coweta County deputy, James Broadwater, was arrested for pointing a gun at a colleague and violating his oath. The incident is under GBI investigation, and the public is urged to share information.

The Atlanta Police Department reports a 39-year-old man was hospitalized in stable condition after being shot on Headland Dr SW. Investigation is ongoing with no suspects or motives yet identified.

The Bail Project ends its Atlanta operations due to a new Georgia law, Senate Bill 63, which expands cash bail and restricts bail assistance for low-income defendants.

The Fayetteville Police Department received a $20,000 grant from the GOHS to improve traffic safety through enhanced technology for collision investigations.