Usher releases a new Super Bowl LVIII halftime show trailer, hinting at a performance filled with Atlanta influences and possibly featuring guest appearances by other Atlanta artists.

Authorities are searching for Zechariah Engdahl, wanted for child pornography and sexual exploitation, urging the public to report tips to the Floyd County Sheriff's Office.

Pfc. Hood E. Cole, killed in WWII, has been identified and laid to rest in his Georgia hometown after modern scientific identification methods confirmed his remains.

Herbert Williams, a 78-year-old Atlanta businessman, died when a tree fell on his car during a storm. He is remembered as a family man and entrepreneur.

GDOT prepares for snow and ice in Georgia by deploying brine trucks to treat roads and urging motorists to stay off the streets after 7 p.m. to facilitate safe and efficient operations.

An 11-year-old boy was shot in the leg in Atlanta and found by police, alert and conscious. He's in the hospital, and authorities are investigating the incident with no suspects yet identified.

A fire in Lawrenceville, Georgia resulted in one woman's death and damaged a business. Firefighters battled the blazes in two homes, with no injuries reported at the business but a disabled woman perishing in her home.

Delta Air Lines announced a $2 billion Q4 profit and record annual revenue, despite shares falling 9% after revising its earnings forecast. They plan to buy 20 Airbus A350s, anticipating a strong travel year.

The Wizards defeated the Hawks 127-99, with Kyle Kuzma leading the win and breaking the Hawks' scoring streak, despite a lackluster performance from Trae Young.

Two people were hospitalized after being shot at Allure Gentlemen's Club in Atlanta; the gunman is still at large.

The forecast for Atlanta includes a range of weather from frost to showers, with fluctuating temperatures and potential rain at different points in the coming week.

One person was killed and a teenager injured in a shooting at the Reserve at Birch Creek apartments in Atlanta. Authorities are investigating the incident with no suspects announced yet.

Three fraudsters were sentenced for stealing over $6 million in government funds, including COVID-19 relief, using stolen identities to commit fraud and identity theft.