The Milton BZA will review completed but non-compliant constructions, such as sheds and fences, for post-construction variances at their upcoming meeting.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts sunny days with high temperatures reaching the 90s and possible storms, including a 50% chance of rain and thunderstorms on Monday.

An inmate at Smith State Prison in Georgia fatally shot a kitchen worker and then himself early on Sunday morning. Details of the shooting are under investigation.

One person died in a collision between a GMC Yukon and a Toyota Camry at a Cobb County intersection. The accident occurred early Monday morning and is under investigation.

Atlanta's original World of Coca-Cola museum is being demolished to create more parking space near the state capitol, as the building has been vacant since a new museum opened.

A key witness in rapper Young Thug's trial showed uncooperative behavior in court. Defendant Shannon Stillwell was stabbed, causing a delay. The trial focuses on whether YSL is a criminal gang or a music label.

Atlanta Police seek help to identify suspects in a series of northwest Atlanta burglaries, offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Six people died in a fire on Macedonia Road in Coweta County, with responders arriving to a fully engulfed home. Five others were hospitalized with serious injuries. The community is mourning the loss, which included grandparents and children.

CNN prepares to host a presidential debate on June 27 in Atlanta, featuring Biden and Trump, with no audience and strict rules, per FOX5 Atlanta and USA TODAY reports.

The Atlanta City Council will vote on a $5 million small business water relief fund following water main breaks that caused significant business losses.

Chatham County Sheriff John T. Wilcher is critically ill in a hospital; the sheriff's office has requested privacy and prayers for him and his family.

Atlanta Airport launches a new direct flight route to Copenhagen via Scandinavian Airlines, emphasizing global connectivity and economic opportunities.

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy faces a deadline to prove improvements in Georgia's mail service amidst delays and scrutiny, as Senator Jon Ossoff demands accountability and immediate results.