Trump and his campaign settled a copyright suit with the Isaac Hayes estate in Atlanta. The parties filed a joint dismissal after mediation; terms were not disclosed.

Entry‑level postings in Metro Atlanta rose 12.4% in five years, with strong hiring in healthcare, manufacturing and skilled trades across Georgia.

A man was arrested on Valentine’s Day after allegedly threatening to 'shoot people up' and pulling a gun outside an Edgewood Avenue nightclub.

Mercer University purchased Macon's century-old Capitol Theatre, bringing a 650-seat downtown venue into the university's arts holdings.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon in Atlanta with a risk of damaging winds. Much colder and blustery conditions arrive Sunday.

Intermittent lane closures are expected on I-20 in Rockdale County due to the Courtesy Parkway extension project, aimed at improving traffic flow. Residents can check the county website for updates.

Sandy Springs police served search warrants at two area spas Thursday and closed them amid suspicions of sex-for-money activity; owners could face ordinance or upgraded charges.

Milton's City Council recognized firefighters, celebrated Tree City USA status, announced an Arbor Day event, introduced a new City Arborist, and passed development plans.

Four men were shot in an apparent botched robbery during a drug deal in Midtown Atlanta, with police finding drugs and a gun at the scene. The victims are in critical but stable condition.

Georgia Democrats introduced the Henry McNeal Turner Voting Rights Act at the State Capitol, proposing state-level legal tools to protect voters after the FBI's seizure in Fulton County.

Warm, mostly cloudy Friday with morning showers likely and gusty winds. Isolated strong storms are possible Saturday before a sharp cool-down Sunday into next week.

Marietta is planning a special 250th-anniversary celebration of the Declaration of Independence with a "Let Freedom Ring Parade" on July 4, 2026, inviting local groups to participate. Applications are due by May 31.

An 18-year-old from Georgia was detained at the U.S. Capitol with a loaded shotgun and now faces various charges, including unlawful activities and weapons possession.