Gabriel Sanchez, a Gen Z candidate, won the Democratic primary for Georgia's House District 42 seat, indicating the growing influence of young voters in the state's political scene.

Atlanta will conduct an ethics training for 150 senior leaders as part of Mayor Dickens' efforts to enhance transparency and accountability in government.

Malicious attempts were made to cancel voter registrations of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Secretary Brad Raffensperger in Georgia, despite new portal security measures.

A male victim was critically wounded in an Atlanta shooting while helping his daughter leave an abusive relationship; suspect David Wilkinson was arrested at the scene.

An early morning shooting in Southwest Atlanta left a 63-year-old man wounded. The APD is investigating; no details on a suspect or motive yet. The community grapples with ongoing gun violence.

The Atlanta Police report a woman was killed on I-20 by a hit-and-run driver in a black Mustang, allegedly racing another car. Investigations are ongoing as authorities seek information.

The GBI arrested five former law enforcement officials for an assault on an inmate in Floyd County Jail. Charges include aggravated assault and violation of oath.

Atlanta police responded to a shooting on Bakers Ferry Road SW, where a man was wounded in the leg and hospitalized. The investigation into the incident continues.

Gregory Andrew Pettis, missing since June 1, has been found safe, as confirmed by Gwinnett County Police. Details of his condition and discovery remain undisclosed.

The article discusses golf's rise as an economic force in Georgia, highlighting the Masters' impact, local industry contributions, and history since the 1700s.

Sen. Raphael Warnock and Sen. Elizabeth Warren are introducing a bill for 3 million new housing units, funded by increased estate taxes, amid opposition.

Rev. Dr. Roslyn Satchel is appointed as the Interim CEO of the New Georgia Project and its affiliate, bringing her experience in community organization and advocacy to lead voter mobilization efforts in Georgia.

The Fulton Accountability Court celebrated graduates like Dexter Deandre Smith who acknowledged the impact of the program on his rehabilitation and societal reintegration.