Georgia prepares for a defining presidential debate, highlighting its key role in determining election outcomes as voters voice diverse political sentiments.

Coweta County introduces a new vehicle tag renewal kiosk at the Publix in Senoia, providing residents with a quick self-service option for registration needs.

DeKalb County and City of Decatur Fire Departments host an event to inspire female firefighters, offering a "day in the life" experience and educational insights into the profession.

A video raises questions about a Georgia State Trooper's fatal shooting of Julian Lewis and the subsequent lack of charges, despite contradicting evidence. The incident contributes to the ongoing debate on race and justice.

Douglas County unveils a new logo symbolizing unity and progress, blending tradition with a modern touch, while also updating its digital presence with a new government-focused domain.

The Georgia Senate's first AI ethics hearing is set for June 26, 2024 in Atlanta, chaired by Sen. John Albers, to explore ethical AI usage and provide recommendations for its advancement.

A woman was arrested in Georgia for kidnapping three children, with the youngest safely recovered at a motel following an AMBER Alert and a joint-law enforcement effort.

The article provides weather forecasts for Atlanta, predicting a hot day with a high near 98 degrees, a chance of afternoon storms in the coming days, and continued sunny conditions with scattered showers and highs in the mid-90s.

The GBI celebrated the completion of its forensic pathology fellowship, adding Drs. Broder and Sliker to address a shortage of medical examiners in Georgia.

Killer Mike received the inaugural "Game Changer Award" in Atlanta, posthumously honoring Rico Wade. The award celebrates contributions to hip-hop in the city.

The Georgia Supreme Court has upheld Judge Christina Peterson's removal from office due to "systemic incompetence," barring her from judicial positions in the state for seven years.

The Atlanta Greek Picnic, celebrating its 20th anniversary, starts today with events for fraternity and sorority members, anticipating over 20,000 attendees and a $25 million local economic impact.

Atlanta community leaders are opposing MARTA's plans for renovation at Five Points station, citing concerns over accessibility and functionality during the 18-month project. A press conference and rally are being held to urge MARTA to reconsider.