Spelman College receives a record $100 million donation, the largest in its history and for any HBCU, to fund scholarships and reinforce academic and housing programs.

The Lee family in Georgia pleads not guilty to murder and false imprisonment charges related to Seehee Cho's death, with ties to the Soldiers of Christ group.

The Atlanta City Council is debating a ban on right turns at red lights in Downtown, Midtown, and Castleberry Hill, citing pedestrian safety concerns.

The trial of rapper Young Thug was halted after co-defendant Shannon Stillwell was stabbed in jail; he's now stable. Young Thug faces RICO charges, among others.

A man was fatally shot on James P Brawley Dr. in Atlanta, and despite emergency services' efforts, he was pronounced dead at the scene. The Atlanta Police Homicide Unit is investigating.

Three South Georgian repeat offenders received significant prison sentences for firearm offenses due to Project Safe Neighborhoods Task Force efforts.

An attempted robbery at an Atlanta convenience store was thwarted by an employee who disarmed the suspect during a struggle, leading the suspect to flee the scene. No injuries were reported.

Atlanta's LGBTQ+ community prepares for the anticipated Pride Festival on October 12-13 at Piedmont Park, marking its 55th anniversary with over 300,000 participants.

A fight broke out among coffee shop employees at Atlanta's Hartfield-Jackson Airport; police responded but no injuries were reported. Investigation is ongoing.

The article discusses the possibility of the Atlanta Falcons picking quarterback Jayden Daniels in the NFL Draft, with opinions from Dane Brugler and Sports Illustrated on the team's strategy and needs.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has initiated an investigation into 17 cases of potential double voting during the 2022 General Election.

A U.S. District Judge upheld Georgia's election law, refusing to block a reduction in the runoff period from nine to four weeks, finding no proof it harms Black voters.

The Marietta City School Board upheld a decision to keep 23 books banned from school libraries, despite some parents arguing for their educational value on topics like LGBTQ issues.