Four people were arrested after a burglary at a Georgia Power facility in Coweta County. Investigators say the stolen items were described as "mysterious" as the probe continues.

Matt Crocker resigned as U.S. Soccer sporting director on April 14, 2026; reports link the exit to a Saudi federation role as World Cup preparations continue. The federation says oversight is in place while a successor search begins.

The Board of Regents approved modest tuition increases on Tuesday: in‑state undergraduates will see a 1% rise for 2026‑27 while non‑residents face a 3% bump.

LaGrange police arrested a juvenile after a social‑media threat to Clearview Elementary. Officials say no weapons were found and no wider danger is suspected.

State regulators have temporarily barred power cutoffs and late fees for TSA workers living in Georgia while the federal shutdown continues. The pause lasts until back pay is restored.

Two teenagers were seriously injured when a dump truck struck their SUV at SR-36 and Lackey Road in Newton County on April 10. Troopers say the SUV failed to yield.

Dunwoody’s council approved a master service agreement with Flock Safety that affirms city ownership of camera data and gives leaders the power to limit federal access.

Police will brief the public Monday at 3 p.m. on the unsolved November shooting that killed a CVS employee. Federal agents are among the agencies assisting the probe.

Delta is expanding TechOps into a $5B third‑party maintenance business, leaning on engine shops and outside contracts to grow revenue and skilled jobs in Atlanta.

Deputies were working an incident Monday on Benji Boulevard in Rockdale County; the sheriff’s office asked people to avoid the area.

Sergio Garcia smashed his driver on the No. 2 tee at Augusta National during the Masters, gouging the turf and leaving him to finish the round without the club. The outburst came after an errant tee shot and drew a stunned reaction from the gallery.

Two men were shot Saturday night near Twin Cookz Barbecue on Fairington Road in DeKalb County; police say the investigation is active and are asking for tips.

A 70-year-old inmate, George Ellis, was found unresponsive at Troup County Jail and later died; the Georgia Bureau of Investigation will probe the death. This is the jail’s second fatality in about a month.