The NBA has ended its relationship with TNT, opting for a new broadcasting deal with Amazon Prime Video worth $76 billion in a move to reach a broader audience.

A woman was injured in an early morning shooting on Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway and Atlanta Police are seeking information on a blue Honda Civic involved in the incident. No arrests have been made so far.

Multiple dump trucks were destroyed in a fire on the 7000 block of Maddox Road, DeKalb County, with no known injuries. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Georgia's State School Superintendent has ceased state funding for AP African American Studies, drawing criticism and causing schools to self-fund the course if they wish to continue offering it.

Jesus Monroy has been arrested in connection with the death of pregnant 16-year-old Mia Campos in Gwinnett County, facing multiple charges including malice murder.

Georgia is shifting from 'Housing First' to 'stable housing accountability programs,' featuring sober living and self-sufficiency requirements, funded by $1 million.

A long-closed Ryan’s Steakhouse in Snellville will be redeveloped into a 171-unit apartment building, following rezoning to support local area growth.

AT&T and Rite Aid suffer data breaches, with customer information including Social Security numbers exposed. Cybersecurity expert Lisa Plaggemier advises on password hygiene and stronger security measures.

The Georgia House has created a subcommittee to guide reforms in the state's troubled prison system, addressing issues like understaffing and lack of mental health resources.

Clayton County man, Gabriel Robinson, was arrested for neglecting 16 men in an unlicensed personal care home with squalid conditions and a severe bedbug infestation.

The Butts County Board of Commissioners is seeking a new Facilities Maintenance Director to manage the construction, maintenance, and repair of county facilities.

A North Carolina man received a life sentence for murdering his roommate in DeKalb County, convincted on charges including Malice Murder and Felony Murder.

Gwinnett County establishes an Opioid Abatement Advisory Committee, plans to upgrade their emergency service fleet, improves flood control dams, and replaces aged water mains to strengthen infrastructure.