The GBI identified Claudy Pierre Jules as the man shot by Atlanta police, who responded to a call involving a man with a gun. Jules died after a confrontation where officers were also injured.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes showers, possible thunderstorms, and steady temperatures. Rain is expected throughout the week with varying wind conditions and precipitation chances.

A man was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds in an Atlanta home. Police, who arrived at 9:23 pm, are investigating the incident with no suspects named yet. The victim's identity has not been released.

The Georgia Board of Education has approved a $3.4 million expansion of the Leader In Me program to 120 more schools, aiming to enhance leadership skills for over 84,000 students.

A California man received a life sentence for the 2018 murder of a man outside a Georgia hair salon after pleading guilty to multiple charges including Malice Murder.

The Fleurs de Villes ARTISTE flower show will make its Atlanta debut at Phipps Plaza, featuring floral mannequins and demonstrations, with various luxury retailers participating.

A carjacking suspect was arrested after returning to the crime scene in an Uber in Gwinnett County, where he had earlier stolen a vehicle at gunpoint.

Jimmy Carter's grandson reports the former president is doing okay in hospice care, recently casting a mail-in ballot and exemplifying his dedication to civic duty and democracy.

The extended forecast for Atlanta includes a wet weekend, starting with showers on Friday, a high chance of storms Saturday night, and easing by Sunday afternoon, followed by mostly sunny days next week.

A woman was arrested for attempting to sneak contraband into DeKalb County Jail, with items like cigarettes, phones, and marijuana found in a confiscated bag.

Smyrna plans its Memorial Day Ceremony for May 27, to honor fallen servicemembers at the Veterans Memorial, with a backup location at the Community Center in case of rain.

Gov. Brian Kemp vetoed a pause on tax breaks for Georgia data centers, preserving the financial incentive until 2031, despite concerns over energy consumption and environmental impacts.

Young legislators from Southern states met in Atlanta to discuss issues like AI and mass incarceration, aiming for bipartisan solutions, but only Democrats attended Friday's session.