Atlanta is facing a series of wet and stormy days, with the National Weather Service predicting showers and thunderstorms through the weekend and into next week, despite a brief sunny respite on Thursday.

Coca-Cola unveils a new raspberry-flavored drink, Coca-Cola Spiced, and its sugar-free version, set to release across the US and Canada on February 19.

Registration is open for the Jr. Hawks Summer Camps in Atlanta, offering professional basketball training and emphasizing values like teamwork to kids aged 8-15.

The Georgia State House passed Senate Bill 63, which reinstates cash bail for additional crimes and restricts charity bail funds, awaiting Governor Kemp's approval. Critics argue it criminalizes poverty.

The Young Thug trial continues, with debates on hip-hop imagery and gang symbols, and the defense comparing to other artists’ gang-related iconography.

The death of an infant decapitated during childbirth at Southern Regional Medical Center has been ruled a homicide by the Clayton County Medical Examiner.

An infant's decapitation during delivery at Southern Regional Medical Center was ruled a homicide; the parents filed a negligence lawsuit against the medical staff involved.

Warmer weather and potential thunderstorms are expected in Atlanta following a cold spell, with a forecasted high of 58°F today and possible showers and thunderstorms over the weekend into next week.

Authorities are investigating a death at a Gwinnett County assisted living facility, with one man in custody, concerning a "domestic-related incident."

The article covers a murder investigation in Paulding County after Charvis Baulding was found shot and a controversy concerning the case handling of Devonte Brown by the Cobb DA.

A fatal shooting in Atlanta led to a SWAT standoff, with law enforcement responding to the scene. No suspects were detained, and residents expressed concerns over increasing local crime.

A toddler found alone in Loganville was returned to her family after police used social media to identify her. The girl, named Shanti, was discovered near a highway and was later identified thanks to community assistance.

Families of Devonte Dewayne Brown and Stephen Ruis Romero are suing police for wrongful death and civil rights violations after separate fatal shootings.