Three Clayton County deputies were seriously injured in a morning disturbance at the county jail and taken to Southern Regional Medical Center; details remain limited.

The Georgia Senate’s budget treats online credit hours as slightly cheaper, trimming about $123.5M from University System funding and prompting a Board of Regents emergency meeting. Lawmakers now must reconcile the change before the budget is finalized.

Barnes & Noble has leased a 14,000-square-foot space at Toco Hills Shopping Center and is targeting a September opening as part of a wider national expansion.

Federal agents seized about 44 pounds of meth and two firearms in Atlanta-area raids this week. Three men were arrested and one suspect remains wanted.

Toccoa police arrested 28-year-old Anthony David Shedd after a same-day warrant and search; investigators seized evidence and the probe continues.

Scammers posing as Uber/Lyft drivers are asking Atlanta fans to scan QR codes and pay off‑app, sometimes charging inflated fares. Here’s how to spot and avoid the trick.

A child rescued from a McDonough townhome fire was taken to Piedmont Henry Hospital and later died; Red Cross is helping displaced neighbors.

Dunwoody and Alpharetta disabled public police dashboards after restricted juvenile data appeared on incident logs. Officials say the portals are offline while vendor settings and access controls are reviewed.

Dawson County deputies are searching for Roy Joseph "JoJo" Holloway, 52, after a fatal shooting on GA-136. Authorities say he is armed and may be traveling with a companion.

Finastra is recruiting dozens of AI engineers and product specialists at its new Perimeter Center hub in Atlanta, expanding the company’s U.S. AI work. The listings span engineering, product and data roles.

A bright red lane on Mitchell Street marks MARTA's new Rapid A-Line and the agency's push to begin phase one on April 18. Riders should watch for signage and detours.

APD's newest city figures show overall declines but a 17% rise in aggravated assaults tied to knife attacks and household shootings. City leaders are adjusting tactics.

A Sinaloa Cartel operative was sentenced to more than 15 years after prosecutors say he ran a meth and cocaine pipeline out of North Georgia ranches.