Sen. Bo Hatchett joins the Georgia Senate Study Committee on Affordable Child Care, aiming to tackle the state's child care costs and develop solutions.

Sen. Sally Harrell secured a $250,000 grant for Clubhouse Atlanta, supporting mental health with community and recovery services, set to start in the next fiscal year.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp supports expanding nuclear power at Plant Vogtle, with the proposal for a "Vogtle Five," even as current construction has faced delays and cost overruns.

President Pro Tempore John F. Kennedy will chair the Senate Advancing Forest Innovation in Georgia Study Committee, aimed at sustainable energy production with a bipartisan focus on agriculture and aviation.

A former Spalding County sheriff's detention deputy, Quentin M. Morgan, was arrested for sexually assaulting an inmate, following his confession. He faces several charges and is denied bond.

Atlanta Police are investigating a shooting on Middelton Road where a male victim was hospitalized after being shot during an argument. The suspect is at large.

Atlanta weather forecast includes mixed skies, scattered thunderstorms, and a fluctuating chance of rain throughout the week, with temperatures reaching the high 80s.

Atlanta United ended their winless streak by defeating Inter Miami 3-1, with goals from Saba Lobjanidze and Jamal Thiaré, despite a goal from Lionel Messi.

WWII veteran, Andrew Negra Jr., turning 100, will be honored at the 80th D-Day anniversary in France, symbolizing the 'Greatest Generation' legacy and resilience.

A man and woman were injured in a shooting in Atlanta while driving, and were taken to the hospital for treatment. The police are seeking information on the incident.

Conyers has initiated a major road resurfacing project, entrusted to Atlanta Paving for $2.9 million, which will enhance 8.41 miles of streets over eight months, with funding from multiple grants and SPLOST.

The Butts County Board of Elections & Registration will begin Logic and Accuracy testing for voting equipment on June 3, open for public observation, to ensure vote integrity.

Senator Frank Ginn joins the Senate Advancing Forest Innovation in Georgia Study Committee to promote sustainable forestry growth and economic innovation.