The LaGrange Police are searching for Laronald Christopher Scott for alleged sexual assault and have issued arrest warrants for multiple charges including Aggravated Sodomy and False Imprisonment.

Trae Young competed in the NBA All-Star Weekend's Skills Challenge and 3-Point Contest but didn't claim victory in either event, despite strong showings.

Andre Dickens, the 61st mayor of Atlanta, has announced he is running for reelection to continue his efforts on reducing crime and improving housing and jobs.

Cobb County invites residents to join its Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program, offering training to aid first responders during disasters and for other safety projects.

An 85-year-old man was fatally shot by deputies during a domestic dispute in Union County, GA, after he fired at them; the GBI is investigating the incident.

Atlanta Jewish leaders visited Israel to witness the impact of the October 7 Hamas attacks, touring affected areas and speaking with locals for a nuanced understanding of the tragedy.

Pro-Palestinian activists in Atlanta protested for a ceasefire in Gaza, focusing on Rafah's dire situation, as ceasefire talks stalled and tensions escalated.

Atlanta opens two warming centers for the weekend to protect residents from the cold, offering separate facilities for men and women with children, and providing transportation from the Gateway Center.

A woman was arrested for a Valentine's Day shooting at a Georgia motel, resulting in two deaths and injuries, facing multiple charges including murder.

A motorcycle crash on I-285 near Spaghetti Junction results in the death of the rider and closes eastbound traffic. DeKalb County police are investigating with no arrests made.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis defends herself against personal misconduct accusations, highlighting struggles faced by Black women in leadership positions.

Two shootings occurred in DeKalb County; Kevin Johnson was arrested for shooting at a vehicle, while another resulted in a death and critical injury, with suspect Javoka Shumaker still at large.

LaGrange, Georgia mourns the loss of its first black mayor, Willie T. Edmondson, who passed away following hospitalization. He was a nurse, pastor, and contributed to key city developments.