A man received life without parole plus 145 years for killing his girlfriend and committing violent carjackings in 2020.

Clayton County's Office of Digital Equity wins the NDIA 2024 Visionary Digital Inclusion Trailblazer award for the second year, recognized for combating the digital divide.

DeKalb County Commissioners voted for a 10% annual water and sewer rate increase over a decade to fund infrastructure improvements and comply with federal regulations.

GA-400 Southbound lanes in Alpharetta were closed for a death investigation after a person died exiting a moving car.

Denny's adds egg surcharge at some locations due to bird flu impacting supplies, following other restaurants like Waffle House; egg prices have significantly risen.

Atlanta's extended forecast promises sunny days, mild temperatures, and light winds, with a slight chance of showers on Thursday and the next Tuesday.

Sen. Hickman will celebrate Georgia Reads Day at the State Capitol, honoring literacy advocates and READBowl winners with guests invited to join the public event.

Georgia Senators Harrell and Parent introduced "Donna's Law" for a voluntary firearm "no sell" list to curb suicides, allowing self-addition to the NICS.

Atlanta unveils an Employee Bill of Rights to enhance transparency and guide employees during investigations, as part of Mayor Dickens' commitment to ethical governance.

The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta canceled events on climate change, homelessness, and civil rights, raising concerns about oversight and political influence.

Three juveniles were detained after a car chase in Atlanta, having fled a crash in a stolen car linked to a robbery, with three guns found inside the vehicle.

A woman was shot in the foot near 3200 Lenox Rd NE in Atlanta and self-transported to the hospital; police are investigating the incident with no arrests made yet.

Georgia lawmakers are midway through the 2025 session, passing bills for legal system overhaul, tax relief, and childcare tax credits. SB 68 targets lawsuit reform, SB 52 assists timberland owners, and SB 89 expands child tax credits.