One person was killed and another injured in an early morning shooting on Cheshire Bridge Road in Atlanta; police are investigating with no suspects yet identified.

Atlanta's Department of Watershed Management waives late fees for water bills for March and April due to mail delays, as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta and 11Alive.

Georgia's state House passed a bill restricting land purchases by 'agents' of China and some other countries, amid debates about xenophobia and national security.

Georgia's legislature is advancing strict immigration bills, spurred by an incident involving an illegal migrant's crime, with proposals to sanction sanctuary policies and increase local immigration enforcement.

A Houston mother seeks answers about her veteran son's death in DeKalb County Jail, highlighting his mental health struggles and lack of adequate treatment.

A bomb threat at Booker T. Washington High School in Atlanta was found not credible by police, with the school returning to normal operations after a temporary lockdown.

The Department of Transportation is scrutinizing top U.S. airlines to examine how they handle passengers' personal information, prompted by concerns from Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

Charges were dropped against two accused of killing rapper Young Thug's child's mother, Lakevia Jackson, as court ruled self-defense based on evidence.

Atlanta Police are investigating a series of drink-spiking and robbery incidents in Buckhead bars, with young men targeted and their accounts drained via mobile payment apps.

Gangster Disciples leaders Chambers and Browner received long prison sentences for gang-related murders in Athens, Georgia, as part of a crackdown on gang violence.

Georgia's Senate approves a school voucher bill, offering $6,500 for private tuition and home-schooling, now awaiting Governor Brian Kemp's signature.

Georgia lawmakers consider reinstating the Consumers’ Utility Counsel amid rising utility bills, alongside discussions on resuming Public Service Commission elections, paused due to a legal challenge.

The Clayton County Teen Maze program educates youth on real-life challenges through interactive scenarios, with a video recap available on their website.