Atlanta is set to enjoy sunny days and clear nights, with temperatures peaking around 83-89 degrees this week.

A man has been arrested in Georgia for a shooting on I-20; he faces aggravated assault and firearm charges. No one was injured, and the GBI is continuing the investigation.

Chinese national Song Wu has been indicted for wire fraud and identity theft, involving spear phishing attempts to acquire software from NASA and other entities.

A Gwinnett County jury is deliberating for the third time on charges against Cledir Barros involving his daughter's death, with accusations of failing to prevent abuse by the stepmother.

Armed man barricaded in a burning house in unincorporated Duluth led to a standoff, with Gwinnett County authorities, including a SWAT team, managing to detain him after several hours.

The Young Thug and YSL RICO trial faces challenges as a key witness was arrested post-hospital release, and another defendant was stabbed, causing procedural delays.

Chris Sale led the Braves to a 10-1 win over the Dodgers, notching his 17th victory. Matt Olson provided key hits, while Ohtani struggled, remaining short of the 50-home run mark.

Uber is teaming up with Waymo to launch driverless rides in Atlanta and Austin, expanding on their autonomous vehicle services following a successful start in Phoenix.

A 19-year-old man was shot after an altercation with 47-year-old Ludge Wu in Atlanta. Police charged Wu with assault and firearm possession. The victim was hospitalized in stable condition.

A Glynn County man was sentenced to over six years for distributing child pornography and must register as a sex offender, with no parole in the federal system.

A 25-year-old woman was found fatally stabbed in southeast Atlanta; her identity is withheld pending family notification. No suspects or motives have been identified by the Atlanta Police Department.

The Fayetteville Fire Department led the 10th Stone Mountain climb to honor 9-11 victims, drawing nearly 400 participants including public safety personnel and JROTC members.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Georgia is collaborating with federal and local partners to combat domestic firearm violence by prioritizing prosecution of offenders.