U.S. Rep. Sam Graves supports Georgia's pursuit to further deepen Savannah's harbor, with an infrastructure bill potentially authorizing a crucial study for the project.

"HBCU On The Lawn" event in Jonesboro, GA invites HBCU alumni and supporters to celebrate at Lake Spivey Recreation Center with games, food, and music.

A 6-year-old boy's death in Atlanta led to the arrest of 24-year-old Dashon Jones on murder and cruelty charges. The child, Tobias Perkins Jr., died after being brought unresponsive to a fire station.

Delta Air Lines prepares a special Airbus A350-900 with LA Olympics livery for the 2028 Summer Games, promoting its partnership and support for Team USA.

A man was shot in the leg after forcefully entering a home on Martin Street SE, Atlanta, allegedly seeking drugs. Police responded, and he was hospitalized awaiting charges. The investigation is ongoing.

Hundreds gathered for the inaugural Big Peach Social Ride to explore the six-mile PATH400 in Buckhead, Atlanta, focusing on leisure and safety education.

An ex-Griffin officer was jailed after being indicted for failing to properly investigate a murder involving his brother.

Atlanta Police seek a woman linked to a homicide where a man was shot and later died at Grady Hospital. A video with the suspect at the crime scene has been released.

The Atlanta area is forecasted to have a sunny start with possible showers and thunderstorms later in the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Former Griffin Police officer D'Marquivius King was indicted for violating his oath through mishandling the Javarreis Reid murder case, involving his brother.

Milton's Crabapple Fest, set for October, is accepting sponsorship applications for businesses seeking exposure. Vendor applications open in April, with event updates available through the city's communication channels.

Fire Captain Josh Collins and Police Officer Kenneth Marcucci in Fayetteville were honored with VFW Public Safety Employee of the Year Awards for their dedicated community service.

Kameron Kelley, COO of Conyers, will become city manager on June 1, 2024, succeeding retiring Tony Lucas. Kelley has been with the city since 2010 and was chosen after a selective interview process.