The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Victor Hill's conviction for violating detainees' rights by using excessive force, dismissing his qualified immunity claim. Hill had previously been sentenced to prison and probation.

Edward Espinoza was denied bond after allegedly shooting Roswell Police Officer Jeremy Labonte, deemed a flight risk and public danger. His mental health treatment needs were not enough to counter public safety concerns.

A man is being investigated for posing as a high school student in Gwinnett and Hall Counties, tricking his way onto campuses, and contacting students on social media.

Three men were arrested in Michigan for the January murder of Jalin Hammons outside an Atlanta food mart, with the US Marshals helping capture two of them. They face multiple charges including murder and armed robbery. The investigation continues.

James Brown was appointed as the Interim County Manager of Newton County, succeeding former manager Harold Cooper after serving as the County's Director of Water Resources.

Senator Jason Esteves introduced two bills to address housing affordability in Georgia, targeting private equity firms and improving fee transparency for property owners.

Butts County is hiring an Equipment Operator II to maintain county roads and infrastructure; experience and a valid Georgia driver's license are required.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts varying conditions, including frost, showers, and sunshine, with temperatures ranging from 36 to 76 degrees over the next week.

Suwanee won six awards at the SFEA Kaleidoscope event, including silvers for merchandise, a poster, a photograph, and event support and bronzes for two events.

Johnson Park Recreation Center partners with SilverSneakers® to offer fitness programs for seniors starting March 10th, with amenities like gyms and indoor tracks.

The Milton City Council approved the final plat for the Echo neighborhood, which includes an underground water detention system and is set to feature 23 single-family homes.

A 16-year-old girl turned herself in, facing charges related to a homicide on January 25th at 1200 Gun Club Road NW, Atlanta, alongside two other suspects.

Sandy Springs seeks resident input on new design guidelines for city development, hosting a public meeting on March 13 for feedback on maintaining local character.