A 23-year-old mother, Madison Hope Summerville, died saving her children from a fire in their Georgia home, while another Atlanta fire led to a woman being hospitalized.

Clayton County students showcased their diverse projects, from nursing to herpetology, at the local 4-H Public Speaking Competition at Michelle Obama STEM Academy, highlighting innovation and youth talent.

A multi-car crash on Grayson Highway in Lawrenceville left one driver critically injured and closed the road for hours. The cause is under investigation.

The Clayton County Police are seeking the public's help to find Carmelo Campbell, an 18-year-old with mental health issues, missing since February 14.

The Atlanta City Council approved expanded access restrictions at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport to enhance safety and address homelessness, prompting public debate.

A fire destroyed Dill’s Food City in Royston, causing a total loss but no injuries. The community is mourning the loss of the 80-year-old local grocery store.

A new book reexamines James Oglethorpe's anti-slavery efforts, challenging narratives of the Georgia founder's stance on slavery and his role in its history.

Cobb County invites residents to join its Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program, offering training to aid first responders during disasters and for other safety projects.

Ex-President Jimmy Carter continues to defy expectations, having survived a year since entering hospice care, while his family expresses gratitude amid his health struggle.

A Georgian won $4 million in the Mega Millions lottery, with the next jackpot at $493 million. Other players also won boosted prizes due to the Megaplier effect.

Atlanta Jewish leaders visited Israel to witness the impact of the October 7 Hamas attacks, touring affected areas and speaking with locals for a nuanced understanding of the tragedy.

A woman died in a head-on collision on Hamilton E. Holmes Drive in Atlanta, when a Dodge Avenger crossed the center line and struck her Subaru Impreza. The male driver of the Avenger was hospitalized.

Pro-Palestinian activists in Atlanta protested for a ceasefire in Gaza, focusing on Rafah's dire situation, as ceasefire talks stalled and tensions escalated.