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.

WABE raised about $1.1M at a sold-out March benefit as the station pivots to community funding after losing $1.9M in federal support.

FBI Atlanta and Indonesian authorities moved to dismantle the W3LL phishing kit, which researchers say harvested credentials and enabled millions in attempted fraud. Local prosecutors are involved as investigators sift seized servers and domains.

Brittney Griner is reportedly finalizing a seven-figure deal to join the Connecticut Sun after one season with the Atlanta Dream.

Federal agents seized about 85 kilograms of meth in Norcross and charged two men after a coordinated DEA operation disrupted a shipment bound for metro Atlanta.

A late-night fire heavily damaged a southwest Atlanta church; firefighters contained flames to the attic and no injuries were reported. Investigators are probing the cause.

SDH Education East, a Sodexo unit, eliminated 74 dining jobs at Young Harris College, hitting campus food-service staff at the small North Georgia campus. More details and official statements are still pending.

A Pickens County man was arrested after deputies say he posted social-media threats that mentioned using a vehicle to harm people; he faces terroristic-threats and a probation-violation charge.

A Tucker High junior accepted to a military academy was found shot and killed in South Fulton woods; his family tracked his phone and is asking for tips.

The Georgia Music Office and Music Ready Communities Act passed the General Assembly and now heads to Gov. Brian Kemp. Advocates say the office will attract investment and certify music-friendly communities.

State figures show unemployment rose in January across all 12 GDOL regions, with the Atlanta area seeing a noticeable seasonal uptick. Officials say the move largely reflects holiday and seasonal hiring cycles.