Diego Ibarra, arrested for allegedly possessing a fake green card, has a preliminary hearing set in Georgia, with possible ties to his brother's legal issues.

Candidates begin qualifying for Georgia's 2024 elections, with incumbents and newcomers aiming for congressional and legislative positions amidst court-ordered redistricting concerns.

Georgia's House Bill 1105, emphasizing local enforcement of federal immigration laws, advances in the legislature amid controversy and concerns over potential racial profiling and rights violations.

The health inspection at Druid Hills Middle School's cafeteria failed with a score of 63 due to violations like improper handwashing and food at unsafe temperatures. Efforts to address the issues are underway.

College Park Mayor Bianca Motley Broome sues her city council, alleging they have unfairly limited her mayoral powers and hindered her involvement in legislative debates.

A teen was critically shot by police near Six Flags Over Georgia after a series of fights and shootings involving multiple people. The GBI is investigating the incident involving Syere Littlefield, who faces multiple charges.

Genevieve Springer was charged with the murder of her twin sons in North Carolina, discovered by their father. An investigation and autopsies are ongoing.

Atlanta experienced two separate stabbings early Sunday, leaving two men injured; motives are unknown and investigations are ongoing. No suspects have been apprehended.

Two men were hospitalized after shooting each other during a domestic dispute in southwest Atlanta, with the altercation stemming from a confrontation involving a woman's current and former partners.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting near Six Flags in Cobb County, where a 15-year-old was critically injured. The incident followed altercations and gunfire among park patrons.

Milton City Council will discuss speed limits, bridge replacements, and sustainability issues in their upcoming meeting scheduled for March 4, at 6 p.m.

Diego Ibarra is scheduled for a court appearance on charges of possessing a fraudulent document, while his brother faces murder charges in the UGA case.

The National Weather Service forecasts wet weather for Atlanta, starting with fog and leading to showers and thunderstorms with high rainfall chances. Mild temperatures in the 60s are expected, with a period of sunny respite on Thursday.