Atlanta's weather forecast predicts sunny skies with a high of 84°F, but evenings may bring showers and thunderstorms over the weekend, maintaining highs in the mid-80s.

Edvardo P. Johnson was arrested by Georgia Bureau of Investigation for allegedly coercing two minors into drinking alcohol, resulting in their illness. He faces multiple charges including child cruelty.

A 15-year-old boy was shot multiple times in Southwest Atlanta and is expected to survive. No arrests have been made, and police are investigating the incident.

Major retailers are offering summer discounts to attract shoppers affected by inflation, with markdowns on groceries and other items to retain customer loyalty.

A 21-year-old man was shot on 28th May in Atlanta and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The police are investigating the incident with no suspects or motives identified yet.

WWII veteran Hilbert Margol, who helped liberate Dachau, speaks out against Holocaust denial. He and his twin brother, Howard, served together in Europe, and Margol now shares his experience to preserve history.

Sen. John Albers is appointed to chair Georgia’s Senate Study Committees on AI and inmate welfare, focusing on ethical AI deployment and corrections system conditions.

The Front Porch on Auburn project, costing $37 million, is revitalizing Atlanta's Auburn Avenue, aiming for a summer completion of its first phase featuring affordable housing and commercial spaces.

Judge Aileen Cannon rejects a request to limit Trump's comments on an ongoing classified documents case, dismissing claims that his rhetoric posed a threat to law enforcement.

Abril Olivas is appointed as the new County Clerk for Barrow County, bringing experience from her Deputy Clerk role in Hall County and an 11-year background in the legal sector.

The Cobb County Board of Elections approved runoff elections for the US House race in District 14 and Cobb Commission District 2, with early voting from June 10-14 and Election Day on June 18.

Milton's Memorial Day Ceremony was moved indoors due to storms but ended with sunshine, honoring fallen service members with speeches, tributes, and patriotic music.

Dunwoody's Municipal Court offers an amnesty program for overdue traffic fines and warrants this summer, allowing individuals to settle their cases without additional penalties or arrest concerns.