The Atlanta Department of City Planning invites residents to help shape the city's future through PLAN A, urging attendance at open house meetings for input on the city's Comprehensive Development Plan.

Nathan Wade canceled a "Meet the Press" interview due to a family emergency, amidst a court ruling on a conflict of interest in the Fulton County election interference case.

An Atlanta brand, Black Men Smile, part of Target's Black History Month collection, promotes Black joy and reshapes the image of Black men with its clothing line.

Georgia Democrats express concern after 150,000 children lost Medicaid coverage, questioning the state's compliance with federal redetermination guidelines.

A $15,000 reward is offered for the arrest of Demarco Johnson, suspected of two Atlanta armored truck robberies. The FBI considers him armed and dangerous.

Douglas Utilities honored its natural gas workers on National Gas Utility Workers' Day, remembering those who ensure safe gas delivery and commemorating the New London school tragedy that led to industry safety improvements.

Georgia's General Assembly has approved a bill that increases penalties for swatting, drive-by shootings, and aggravated assault, awaiting Governor Kemp's signature.

A section of SR 280/South Cobb Drive in Metro Atlanta will close for two months starting March 19 due to an emergency culvert replacement, leading to expected traffic delays.

Locust Grove Mayor Robert Price has passed away at 79 due to a sudden illness. He served as mayor since 2012 and was recently re-elected to serve until 2028.

Five University of Georgia students rescued three people from a sinking SUV in a creek, receiving commendation from the Burke County Sheriff's Office.

Baseball coach Doug Davis dies after collapsing mid-game in Georgia; community mourns the loss and remembers his dedication and love for the sport and players.

Atlanta police are investigating a burglary at a Family Dollar store, seeking public help after surveillance footage showed a group ransacking the store.

Judge Scott McAfee ruled that Fulton County DA Fani Willis can stay on Trump's Georgia election case if special prosecutor Nathan Wade, with whom she had a past relationship, resigns.