A man in Atlanta, Mario Jordan, was stabbed to death following a money-related altercation. The suspect is in custody, and the incident was captured on camera.

The family of Mariam Creighton, who was killed in a shooting at Elleven45 lounge, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. An arrest has been made, and the city is suing to close the club, citing it as a public nuisance with a history of violence.

Decatur has been named the most charming small town in North America by Betway, featuring parks, art, dining, and history, with notable recognition from the Atlanta Michilian Guide.

A man was shot in Atlanta during a robbery where his vehicle and belongings were stolen. Police seek information on the two male suspects involved. The victim is currently hospitalized and the investigation is ongoing.

Fulton County Board of Health reopens its 10 Park Place offices and Adamsville Health Center on June 6, 2024, following a brief closure due to water issues.

Commissioner Marvin S. Arrington Jr. is hosting 'Write to Rise' workshops for young writers in July at Wolf Creek Library in Atlanta to enhance their skills.

The Probate Court North Annex in North Fulton has been reopened, offering local residents improved accessibility and convenience for handling estates, wills, and licenses.

Athens-Clarke County Police are developing a real-time crime center after Laken Riley's murder, integrating surveillance to enhance law enforcement. Rep. Collins is promoting The Laken Riley Act for stricter immigrant crime control.

Attorney General Merrick Garland defended the impartiality of the Justice Department amidst Republican criticism and rejected claims of a partisan agenda in prosecutions.

Jamal Baker was arrested in connection with a shooting in Atlanta that left a 21-year-old woman dead. He faces charges including murder and aggravated assault.

Jury selection continues in the trial of ex-police officer Myles Bryant for the murder of 16-year-old Susana Morales, with the victim's mother conveying her anguish in court.

The upcoming weather in Atlanta will be variable with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the mid-80s, with winds potentially gusting up to 15-20 mph.

Athens-Clarke County Planning Director Brad Griffin is retiring on June 7, 2024, after nearly 24 years, with Bruce Lonnee named as the interim director. During his tenure, Griffin oversaw significant development and population growth in the county.