Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a mix of sunny days and clear nights with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to low 80s over the next week. Winds may gust up to 25 mph.

The Atlanta Police reported a man was stabbed in the leg following a verbal dispute on April 9th; he's stable, no arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation is launching a Fishing Derby Series from May to August at Clayton County International Park, offering prizes for the largest catches.

A father and son were killed by a falling tree during a storm on a Georgia golf course. The community has rallied in support, with a GoFundMe page surpassing its goal.

A man fired a gun out of frustration at Perimeter Mall, no injuries reported; he was arrested and faces reckless conduct charges.

A Florida woman died in a Georgia officer-involved shooting after a high-speed chase and exchange of gunfire following a failed traffic stop for speeding.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny days with highs around 68-82°F, interspersed with possible showers and thunderstorms, and winds varying from calm to gusts up to 25 mph.

Parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Piedmont Eastside Medical Center after their 2-year-old died from a fire ant allergic reaction, alleging the hospital provided insufficient care.

Former deputy Justin Woods was arrested for excessive force on a restrained inmate in Coweta County Jail, Georgia.

A DeKalb County police officer and two children were hospitalized with serious injuries after a head-on crash caused by a driver overtaking on a double-yellow line.

Suwanee and Duluth cities are holding a "Battle of the Cities" Blood Drive Challenge on May 1, 2025, to encourage blood donations in partnership with the American Red Cross.

A horse died from a medical emergency on an Atlanta street, prompting a coordinated response from police, fire rescue, and animal services for its dignified removal.

Marietta's Public Works Department was recertified by the GDOT, allowing the city to manage federal-aid transportation projects for another five years.