The Douglas County bid-rigging trial involves officials accused of manipulating a contract process to favor a certain bidder, with testimony revealing alleged conspiracy and potential misconduct.

Four ex-Fulton County Jail officers were charged with providing contraband to inmates, with one accused of sexual conduct and explicit communication with inmates.

Keith Lamont Bryant, a homeless man in Gainesville, was killed by a train in a possible deliberate act. Authorities struggled to contact his family but eventually succeeded. His death highlights issues of homelessness and social support.

A woman was found dead in Whitfield County, beaten with a rock. Suspect Fred Edward Sherman Jr. confessed to the murder and is in custody, with the GBI joining the case.

The last defendant in a $1 million COVID-19 relief fraud scheme received a 30-month sentence, marking the end of the case involving five co-conspirators.

The annual Touch-a-Truck event returns to Milton with new attractions, anticipating a larger crowd for a day of interactive fun and food, supported by local sponsors.

Milton is seeking sponsors for its popular community events like CARVIN' in CRABAPPLE and CHRISTMAS in CRABAPPLE, offering local businesses marketing opportunities.

The article reports an expected heatwave in Atlanta, with rising temperatures reaching mid to upper 90s, as forecasted by the National Weather Service. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and seek shade.

A 31-year-old man was injured in a shooting following a verbal dispute in downtown Atlanta; police are investigating with no suspect details released yet.

Rapper Gunna partners with BMAC to launch a program providing $1,000 monthly stipends to families in need in South Fulton, offering financial support and mentorship.

A woman suffered critical injuries from a home explosion in Pickens County, necessitating airlift to a burn unit. The community rallied support as the investigation into the incident's cause continues.

Edrick Faust was denied bond for the 2001 murder of a UGA law student, with his criminal record cited as a concern for public safety. His plea is not guilty.

Antonio Agustin-Ailon pleads not guilty to charges stemming from the disappearance of a 12-year-old Georgia girl.