R&B star Usher had an eventful week with a Super Bowl LVIII performance, a wedding, and receiving Atlanta's Phoenix Award for his contributions to the city.

Gunfire at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade resulted in 21 injured and a radio DJ killed, with three suspects detained and firearms recovered.

A hearing is examining if Fulton County DA Fani Willis' romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade creates a conflict in the Trump case.

A 19-year-old was fatally shot at Fairington Park Apartments in DeKalb County, with preliminary findings suggesting he knew his assailant. No arrests have been made.

Cobb County announces various spring events, including a 4-H plant sale, Black History Month activities, film screenings, a seed swap, a book sale, and community outreach programs such as CPR classes and environmental recycling.

A shooting at Benjamin E. Mays High School in Atlanta injured four students, leading to heightened security and the detention of three individuals for questioning.

A woman in her late teens or early 20s was shot and killed in a DeKalb County apartment on Valentine's Day. No suspects are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.

Two arrested by GBI for a fatal shooting in Thomson, Georgia that killed Otekqueonna Williams, 21, amid an early morning altercation; neither victim was directly involved in the conflict.

Two are dead after a triple shooting in Barrow County; Cody Jones, 35, will face malice murder charges and is hospitalized. The relationship to the victims is unconfirmed.

GSO Jazz is performing 'What the World Needs Now' on Feb 17, featuring Burt Bacharach and Hal David hits, with a VIP Valentine's package at Marietta's Strand Theater.

Felix Holloway surrendered to authorities in Coweta County after a double stabbing involving his girlfriend and her family. He faces five counts of aggravated assault.

Keep Newnan Beautiful has won the 2023 Governor’s Circle Award, recognizing its commitment to environmental sustainability and community beautification.

Two educators have filed a federal lawsuit against the Cobb County School District, alleging sex discrimination and wrongful termination for addressing gender fluidity in class.