Griffin police are investigating a shooting incident where a juvenile was found with a gunshot wound to the head; the victim is stable but hospitalized.

The City of Atlanta is hosting an event on April 17 to address Black maternal health, featuring expert talks, a resource fair, and advocacy strategies.

Union City has announced two major infrastructure projects to improve road safety and traffic flow, including full street resurfacing and pedestrian-friendly features, aiming for completion by early winter.

MARTA announces service detours and temporary relocations due to Five Points Station renovation in Atlanta, starting May 17, 2025, with rail service continuing normally.

Monroe County deputies are seeking a man caught on camera using a stolen credit card at various Atlanta banks and are asking for public assistance in identifying him through his distinctive sunglasses.

Fort Benning reverts to its old name, now honoring WWI hero Corporal Fred G. Benning, amidst broader efforts to dissociate military bases from Confederate legacies.

Pablo Ramirez was promoted to Deputy Warden of Security at Lee Arrendale State Prison, tasked with managing security operations and a team dedicated to prison order.

The Georgia Supreme Court is hearing a case involving a dispute over zoning amendments on Sapelo Island that could impact the Gullah-Geechee community's cultural heritage.

A man in DeKalb County has been sentenced to 20 years, with 15 years mandatory, for assaulting and robbing a 93-year-old WWII veteran in a CVS parking lot.

A woman died from gunshot wounds at a DeKalb County motel, with evidence of shots also fired outside. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Marjorie Taylor Greene's town hall on Tax Day saw protests, heightened security, and arrests, with tense clashes between her supporters and protesters.

Georgia's legislative session ends with major bills on budget, tax relief, military tax exemption, school security, women's sports fairness, judicial system reform, disaster preparedness, and education reform heading to Governor Kemp.

Coweta County Animal Services launched "Doggie Day Out," allowing residents to take shelter dogs on daylong excursions to improve the animals' lives and potentially increase adoptions.