Six Flags Over Georgia responds to recent violence by extending hours, increasing security, and improving safety measures during spring break, in coordination with local officials and police.

Chicago police seek public help to find missing 61-year-old Debra Perrault, also known as Debra Aguayo, who suffers from schizophrenia and epilepsy. She was last seen on March 28, 2024.

Thousands gathered at Stone Mountain Park for the Easter Sunrise Service, a tradition since 1944, with ceremonies at the peak and base led by ministers Bryant Wright and Crawford Loritts.

The Powerball jackpot reaches $975 million with no recent winners; two Georgian players won $50,000 each. Draws are on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

A man in Georgia is jailed for the murder of his two children, with charges including arson and malice murder.

Atlanta's forecast includes lower 80s temperatures, potential midweek thunderstorms, and sunny conditions on the weekend, per the National Weather Service.

Trump's legal team is invoking the First Amendment in response to Georgia election interference charges, arguing his actions were political speech, while prosecutors insist his conduct was criminal.

Georgia lawmakers have passed Senate Bill 189, which could impact access to the presidential ballot and voter roll challenges, awaiting Governor Kemp's decision.

MARTA is closing its Airport Station for renovations from April 8 to May 19, providing shuttle services between College Park Station and Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.

Georgia advances a bill allowing private utilities to serve areas near a new Hyundai EV plant without local consent to meet housing needs for plant workers, despite concerns over local governance and sustainability.

Two men, Joshua Lee Edwards and Gordon Ray Austin, face charges for a January drive-by shooting in Dalton, after an investigation involving surveillance footage and interviews.

Georgia Power announces agreements to increase energy generation, promising lower rates by leveraging revenues from large customers and adding fossil fuels. Critics worry about emissions and future rate hikes.

Georgia lawmakers face a busy final day of the legislative session, with debates expected on online sports betting, immigration, election laws, LGBTQ youth issues, environmental protections, and tax credit proposals.