A former used-car dealer from Cleveland, Georgia pleaded guilty to engaging in a $3 million wire fraud scheme through floor-plan financing manipulation.

Sandy Springs Mayor Rusty Paul will discuss his experiences from a recent trip to Israel at a public forum on July 8.

Lawrenceville seeks a new Electric Department Director with leadership, project management, and electric system expertise, willing to handle complex tasks and guide the department's future.

Two fatalities occurred in DeKalb County due to separate road incidents: a hit-and-run on North Hairston Road and a car crash on Glenwood Road. Authorities are investigating both events.

The Supreme Court empowers cities to ban outdoor sleeping, posing new challenges for Georgia's homeless advocates and complicating efforts to aid the unsheltered.

The forecast for Atlanta shows a mix of sun and storms with high temperatures in the 90s, intermittent showers, and potential thunderstorms throughout the week.

Mayor Andre Dickens has allocated an extra $2 million to Atlanta's eviction diversion program to help more families avoid displacement due to financial challenges.

A woman, Yaqarah Bennett, was charged after allegedly shooting a man in the knee during a road rage incident in Lawrenceville, with a toddler present in her car.

Police investigate a shooting near a Goodwill center in Decatoria where a man was shot in the chest; he is in critical condition. The altercation involved two homeless individuals. The suspect fled the scene.

Georgia nonprofit FSA raises awareness at the state capitol about a tax credit for contributions aiding foster children, with lifted restrictions and success in its first year.

Two 13-year-old boys were killed and a 12-year-old injured in a shooting in Atlanta’s Oakland City. The incident occurred early Tuesday, with no suspects yet apprehended.

Deacon Johnny Hollman's family is set to discuss his death, caused by cardiac dysrhythmia following Taser use by police, with the DA for potential charges against the involved officer and tow truck driver.

Clayton County government offices will be closed on July 4, 2024, for Independence Day, with normal operations resuming July 5. Public safety services remain operational during this time.