Three men were injured during a music video shoot in Atlanta when gunfire broke out. Witnesses linked the artist Lil Baby to the scene; no suspects have been identified.

Atlanta police are searching for an 86-year-old man with dementia and Parkinson's disease last seen wearing a bathrobe and gray pants. The public is urged to assist.

Georgia is set to create 100 jobs to expand broadband, facilitated by $1.3 billion from the federal BEAD program, as announced by U.S. officials at an OFS facility visit.

GOP supporters, including Senator JD Vance, rally outside Trump's hush money trial, where Michael Cohen testifies. Allies amplify Trump's stance and loyalty, while Trump faces a gag order.

Woodstock's Mayor introduces a Summer Fun Challenge to encourage kids to enjoy outdoor activities and parks, with rewards such as stickers, water bottles, and t-shirts for completing challenges.

Commissioner DeMont Davis invites District 4 residents to a Town Hall on June 8, 2024, at Lake Spivey Recreation Center or via Zoom, to discuss local issues. Registration is required on the Clayton County website.

The Cobb County Library has launched its Summer Reading Program with events for all ages to encourage reading and community involvement until July 31st.

U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Buchanan honors law enforcement officers during National Police Week, acknowledging their sacrifices and the recent deaths of five officers in Georgia's Northern District.

Barbara Furlow-Smiles sentenced for defrauding Facebook and Nike in $5 million scheme, involving fake vendors and cash bribes, earning her over five years in prison.

The GBI arrested Edrick Lamont Faust for the 2001 murder of UGA student Tara Louise Baker after new evidence and DNA advancements led to a breakthrough.

Dunwoody's Parks and Recreation announces a summer schedule featuring a splash pad opening, free concerts, movies, and various family-friendly events.

Two individuals were arrested for aiding the escape of inmate Kendrick Hurst from Newton County, with Sheriff Brown emphasizing a hardline approach to those assisting escapees.

Governor Kemp of Georgia signed Senate Bill 105, improving retirement benefits for public school employees, acknowledging their vital role in education.