Fulton County held its third Mental Health Court Fair to help residents access mental health services and resources, emphasizing the fair's theme, "where do I start?"

Tavish Faulks was arrested in Macon, Georgia, for trafficking methamphetamine and having fentanyl pills, marijuana, and firearms. The GBI and other agencies conducted the six-month investigation leading to the bust.

Mary Mac's Tea Room in Atlanta announces its reopening after storm-induced repairs, inviting patrons to enjoy its Southern cuisine starting Wednesday.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed SB 189 into law, making several changes to the state's voting procedures ahead of the 2024 elections, including conditions for voter roll removals.

Kroger's Metropolitan Parkway store received approval to renew its alcohol license despite community complaints about poor cleanliness. The store's president promised to improve conditions, but a recent customer inspection found continued issues.

Atlanta's Mayor announced a $500,000 investment in the Clean Energy Plan, establishing the Atlanta Community Energy Trust Fund to help households reduce energy burdens and meet a clean energy goal by 2035.

Atlanta prepares for the visit of Kenyan President Ruto and First Lady on May 20-21 to discuss cultural and economic partnerships, further cementing the city's international diplomatic role.

The Atlanta City Council approved a $3.8 million settlement over a lawsuit filed by the family of Johnny Hollman, who died after being tased by police.

The courtroom drama enveloping rapper Young Thug and members of his alleged gang YSL took an unexpected turn, resulting in a stalled trial due...

Georgia's S.B. 420 law bans "foreign adversaries" from buying land near military sites, raising national security and xenophobia concerns. Critics recall discriminatory laws against Asians, while proponents cite Chinese entities as security threats.

Georgia Senator John Albers praised the passing of legislation aimed at boosting small business success and public safety, including measures to protect adopted children from abuse and combat organized retail crime.

The Milton DRB is set to review six demolition requests and the revised plans for Fire Station 45 in an upcoming meeting open to public participation.

Georgia is facing high rates of Medicaid child disenrollments, with concerns over increasing health disparities, opposing claims from state officials, and challenges in navigating redetermination processes.