Flames engulfed the historic Gaines Hall at Morris Brown College in Atlanta, marking another setback for the oft-stricken building now owned by Clark Atlanta University. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Kenneth Pertillo, Jr. received a life sentence for his role in an armed fentanyl trafficking operation in Georgia. He was convicted of drug trafficking and intent to distribute.

The Elleven45 Lounge in Buckhead faces legal issues and public scrutiny after a Mother's Day shooting that resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries. The club is sued for alleged insufficient security and is temporarily closed.

A former Georgia officer received a life sentence without parole for the murder of teenager Susana Morales, following a trial that heavily relied on evidence like the Life360 app for conviction.

Body camera footage of the 2022 police shooting of Nygil Cullins in Atlanta was released, capturing the incident where Cullins, who had mental health issues, was killed after an altercation with police. His family filed a wrongful death lawsuit.

The District 1 Summer Fest combined celebration with health outreach, featuring public health specialists like Tyler Sloan engaging with the community to promote wellness outside traditional settings.

The Mayor and Council of Snellville approved the city's FY25 budget of $16.4 million, with final decisions on the millage rate set for post-public discussions in July.

Milton's Fire-Rescue Department is offering a Safe Sitter babysitting course on June 29, providing skills such as first aid and business knowledge for young caregivers.

The 10U Hunter Park All Stars won the 10U District 4 Championship and are now preparing for the regional games in Pike County, Douglasville. The team, along with others, receives the community's support.

Travis Leroy Ball, 56, received a 60-month sentence for mailing threatening communications and is ordered to have supervised release after incarceration without parole eligibility.

An Arizona man was indicted on charges related to an alleged plot to start a race war with a mass shooting in Atlanta, targeting African Americans before the 2024 election.

A driver in Sandy Springs was cited for hitting 115 mph on GA 400, where the limit is 65 mph. It's the latest of several high-speed incidents police are cracking down on for road safety.

Cobb County voters will decide on a 1% sales tax increase in November to fund a 30-year, $11 billion bus transit system, with debate surrounding its long-term impact and potential benefits.