The forecast in Atlanta includes sunny skies, showers, and thunderstorms with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to 85 degrees throughout the week.

Grady Health System plans to open a freestanding emergency department in Union City by 2026, addressing local healthcare service gaps following the closure of Atlanta Medical Center South.

One man died and another injured in a late-night shooting on Huntington Road in Athens; police are investigating.

Fulton County Sheriff candidates discussed the issue of jail deaths and staff problems, with all but the incumbent opposing a new $2 billion jail. They suggest focusing on current facility improvements and addressing humanitarian concerns instead.

Fulton County and the City of Atlanta have resolved their dispute, reinstating animal control services that were suspended for three months, benefitting local residents and their pets.

Southern governors warn Volkswagen's Tennessee factory workers that voting for unionization could jeopardize their jobs, ahead of a critical vote on UAW representation.

Rapper GloRilla was arrested in Gwinnett County, GA, on a DUI charge after a traffic violation and exhibiting signs of impairment. She was later released on bond.

Atlanta Mayor launches a new phase of the "Light Up the Night" project alongside Georgia Power, aiming to improve public safety with more streetlights.

A guard from Appling County Jail is sued for allegedly choking a restrained inmate, an incident captured on video, with the legal proceedings seeking compensatory and punitive damages.

Walter Debron Hill was sentenced to life for the 2021 murder of Darius Myles and Christopher Smith, whom he shot while they slept in Lawrenceville, GA.

Atlanta police are searching for a man who stole a $3,700 watch from a Louis Vuitton store, prompting a plea for public assistance and a $2,000 reward for information.

Georgia is set to gain incremental improvements in mental health services in 2024, with several targeted bills passed by the legislature but broader reforms facing challenges.

Georgia district attorneys sue the PAQC, challenging the constitutionality of a law that authorizes the commission to discipline prosecutors, which they argue interferes with voter will and free speech.