E. coli levels in the Chattahoochee River are dangerously high due to a malfunction at an Atlanta water treatment plant, posing health risks. Repairs and temporary measures are being implemented to address the issue.

Dakota Meister was arrested after leading Georgia deputies on a high-speed chase, resulting in minor injuries to a deputy and charges from multiple counties.

Judge Scott McAfee ruled that DA Fani Willis must sever ties with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade due to prior relationship concerns or resign from the Trump election interference case.

The Atlanta Hawks and Utah Jazz will compete on Friday, with coverage on Peachtree TV. The Jazz will play without Markkanen and Hendricks, while the Hawks have several injured players.

A judge ruled Dr. Jackson Gates liable for sharing a video of a decapitated baby's autopsy on social media. The baby's parents sued after Gates posted content without consent following their child's tragic death during birth.

A Georgian won $2 million in the Powerball lottery, matching five numbers with the Power Play option. The jackpot rises to an estimated $600 million for the next draw.

Atlanta faces a wet day with a 90% chance of showers and thunderstorms, and a high of 74°F. Evening may bring more rain with a low of 58°F. Weekend weather improves slightly before more showers on Sunday.

Seven people, including six teens, were arrested after a shooting in Roswell, Georgia, left two men wounded. The suspects face aggravated assault charges as the investigation continues.

Atlanta's Cheshire Bridge Road may partially reopen in April, with ongoing construction, following delays due to rain and AT&T utility relocation after a fire in December.

Chairman Jeffrey E. Turner to deliver the State of the County address for Clayton County on May 16 at The Morrow Center, highlighting progress and future plans.

Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns is actively lobbying Republican members to support a controversial voucher plan involving private school funding and homeschool resources.

An appeals court overturned the conviction of ex-cop Robert Olsen, who fatally shot unarmed veteran Anthony Hill, sparking legal and community debates.

Two teenagers arrested following a shooting in an Athens mobile home park that killed a 3-year-old and wounded his brother, with the act suspected to be gang-related.