GBI investigates the deaths of a mother and child in Aragon, Georgia, with no ongoing community threat detected.

Residents of Chelsea Gardens in College Park protest eviction, citing inadequate relocation time and lack of promised aid from the city and landlord. Despite assistance claims, many have yet to receive help.

Young Thug discussed his post-prison life and future music in a GQ interview, reflecting on his trial, probation terms, and a ban from Atlanta, with hopes of avoiding past mistakes and focusing on new projects.

South Fulton Mayor Khalid Kamau is set to deliver his final State of the City address as controversies surround his time in office, including accusations of misusing funds.

The City of Atlanta has unveiled a $3.0 billion operating budget for FY 2026, prioritizing public safety, housing, and infrastructure, with tax reallocation set to benefit residents.

Two Atlanta neighborhoods experienced separate fires; one at a triplex with no injuries and the second in an apartment complex garage, damaging vehicles but causing no injuries. Investigations are ongoing.

Dunwoody awarded the 2024 Sustainability Hero Awards to Donna Burt and Ark Coffeehaus for their leadership in sustainable practices and community service.

Caleb Hasty was convicted of reckless driving and speeding in a street race that killed teen passenger Ryan Huckeba in Cobb County. He is sentenced to 12 months, serving six.

Commissioner Kaecher calls for a town hall meeting on May 12 to discuss Mulberry Rock Park's future, inviting public input and engagement with the Board of Commissioners.

A shooting in Atlanta left a 31-year-old man injured; he may have been hit unintentionally during an argument that escalated. Police are investigating, seeking witnesses, and have released preliminary information.

The trial of two men charged with the murder of Thomas Arnold on Atlanta's Beltline continues, with witness testimonies including the woman who found his body and the first responding officer.

A Georgia deputy was killed, another wounded during a traffic stop shootout with James Blake Montgomery, who later died in his motor home where explosives were found.

The Trump administration reversed its decision to cancel visas for foreign students, restoring student records amid legal challenges and confusion over the process and policy rationale.