Ben's Antiques & Market in Douglasville closed, leaving vendors unpaid. The owner blames space reduction for the market's downfall and vows to settle debts with personal funds, while vendors await owed payments.

A Georgia officer, Dustin Matejcik, faces felony charges including theft and oath violation after allegedly taking a suspect's items during a traffic stop.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes warmth, sunshine, and gusty winds, followed by showers and possible thunderstorms with a high chance of precipitation.

Sandy Springs passes ordinances to address antisemitic incidents by restricting night-time soliciting and creating buffer zones for public demonstrations.

Atlanta mourns the death of rapper Young Scooter with a balloon release event, following his accidental death while evading police after a false 911 call.

The Clayton County Health District will host "Paint & Tea: A Women’s HIV Prevention Event" on April 19, 2025, for education and empowerment in HIV prevention, incorporating painting and discussions.

A Macon man, Terico Jaques Balkcom, pleaded guilty to federal firearm charges after a traffic stop led to his arrest for probation violation and the discovery of a firearm and marijuana in his vehicle.

Atlanta's MOSR celebrates Earth Month with events and initiatives set to bolster climate resilience including a $85,000 Youth Climate Action Fund and a focus on sustainability practices.

Delivery driver Lashawn Crumble was arrested for mail theft in Cobb County after police found stolen packages in her car during a traffic stop. She faces charges for the nearly 50 stolen items.

Newton County Fire Services and the Red Cross teamed up for a Smoke Alarm Blitz in the Enclave subdivision, installing free smoke alarms for residents who signed up.

The Adventures of Tappy Turtle Coloring Book contest promotes water conservation through children's artwork, with winners' imaginative illustrations available online.

A 911 call reporting violence led to police confronting rapper Young Scooter, who died after sustaining a leg injury while fleeing. Authorities are investigating with a reward offered for the anonymous caller's identity.

Georgia's legislature has eased the standard for proving intellectual disability in death penalty cases, shifting from "beyond a reasonable doubt" to "a preponderance of the evidence." The bipartisan bill awaits Governor Kemp's signature.