A man was fatally stabbed in downtown Atlanta following a monetary dispute, with the incident captured on surveillance as part of the Atlanta Connect program.

Two shootings occurred in Southwest Atlanta last week, with one person shot in the leg and another injured by glass on Campbellton Road, and a woman shot after a fight on Cascade Ave. Police are investigating both incidents.

A SWAT team in southwest Atlanta searched for a wanted suspect at an apartment complex, but the individual remains at large. No details about the suspect or any arrests were released.

DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond proposes increased water and sewer rates to fund upgrades and prevent a "catastrophic failure" of the aging infrastructure, citing the need for urgent investments at the main treatment plant.

A jury awarded a former Dunwoody police officer $180,000 in a sexual harassment lawsuit against his former supervisor after non-consensual photography and other misconduct.

Reality TV star Sierra Gates was hospitalized with severe pain and infection following a 12-hour tattoo session. She suffered from cellulitis and warns against extensive use of numbing cream for large tattoos.

A lawsuit in Georgia involving a pro-Trump group highlights fears that some may attempt to politicize the election certification process, a concern echoed in Michigan and Arizona where similar challenges to election integrity have been observed.

Workers at Blue Bird in Georgia ratified their first union contract, ensuring significant raises, with the United Steel Workers' support, despite the state's low union representation and opposition from Gov. Kemp.

Georgia plans a new $392 million legislative office building to replace the aging Coverdell Building, with additional Gold Dome renovations totaling $83 million.

An individual surrendered to Atlanta police for a May shooting that resulted in two deaths and several injuries, facing charges including murder and aggravated assault.

The 2nd Annual Backpack Bash & School Supply Giveaway in Clayton County offers free school supplies and aims to foster community as the new school year approaches.

Buford, Georgia experienced two minor earthquakes, with magnitudes of 2.5 and 1.7, occurring late Thursday night and early Friday morning without reports of damage or injuries.

Athens-Clarke County, Georgia, commences counting of absentee and advance votes for the June 18 runoff per state election code, aiming for efficient results tallying.