Allison Entrekin has been named editor‑in‑chief of Atlanta Magazine as the title enters its 65th year. Her promotion spotlights a travel‑and‑features editor taking the helm.

The Milton Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is focusing on park improvements and program partnerships, with public meetings for discussion and upcoming volunteer clean-up events.

Atlanta police officers are praised for saving a 9-year-old boy shot in a drive-by by applying a chest seal and rushing him to the hospital. The child is now stable; suspects remain at large.

Suspect Nahjel Williams is in custody for a 2024 Atlanta homicide; charges include Murder and Aggravated Assault. His arrest is not an indication of guilt.

Atlanta's Asian communities celebrate Lunar New Year with various events featuring traditional foods, performances, and arts, highlighting cultural roots and communal spirit.

The GBI is investigating a fatal shooting involving Cobb County police and a Guatemalan man, Hermelindo Morete-Dista, during an altercation in Marietta.

A 24-year-old was killed outside WestMar Student Lofts on Aug. 1, 2024; police arrested Nahjel Williams this week and charged him with murder and related gun offenses.

Patchy morning fog may slow commutes; highs surge into the 70s Thu–Fri and rain returns Friday night into the weekend.

Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has died, deeply impacting Atlanta. Mayor Andre Dickens and others mourn, remembering Jackson's fight for equality and urging to continue his legacy.

Emanuel Medical Center in Swainsboro received a $110,038 grant from Georgia's Rural Center for new medical equipment, supporting cardiac and pulmonary services in rural Georgia.

YAVA Kitchen and Brewhouse opened Feb. 17 in Cumming's Westshore, pairing a wood-fired menu with on-site small-batch beers and a limited Founders Club.

Federal and local authorities are investigating the fatal shooting of USPS mail carrier Dequavious Graves in Decatur. Officials are offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Former Douglas County judge Christina Peterson faces a March hearing in Fulton County over a Buckhead arrest and has filed a $50M federal suit alleging excessive force.