A wrong-way driver caused a fatal crash on the Atlanta Downtown Connector, resulting in one death and major traffic disruptions.

Atlanta police are searching for an 86-year-old man with dementia and Parkinson's disease last seen wearing a bathrobe and gray pants. The public is urged to assist.

Sgt. Eva Roby surprised her son Malik Heard at the University of West Georgia graduation after serving in Kosovo.

The "Migration Exhibit" at the Aviation Fulton County Museum has concluded, with a final reception highlighting connections between the artworks and human narratives of migration.

The Georgia Water Coalition's "Dirty Dozen" report criticizes the high water usage and environmental impact of the state's growing data center industry.

K9 Sika, a Gwinnett County police dog, found a missing child with autism, demonstrating the value of police K9 units in community safety and search operations.

Georgia is set to create 100 jobs to expand broadband, facilitated by $1.3 billion from the federal BEAD program, as announced by U.S. officials at an OFS facility visit.

GOP supporters, including Senator JD Vance, rally outside Trump's hush money trial, where Michael Cohen testifies. Allies amplify Trump's stance and loyalty, while Trump faces a gag order.

The Atlanta Hawks secured their first-ever No. 1 NBA draft pick despite just a 3% chance, stirring speculations on their roster changes and future strategies.

Concept drawings for a new town center in Fayetteville, Georgia, spark community interest and discussion on the proposed mixed-use development. Mayor Johnson emphasizes the importance of public input.

Woodstock's Mayor introduces a Summer Fun Challenge to encourage kids to enjoy outdoor activities and parks, with rewards such as stickers, water bottles, and t-shirts for completing challenges.

Commissioner DeMont Davis invites District 4 residents to a Town Hall on June 8, 2024, at Lake Spivey Recreation Center or via Zoom, to discuss local issues. Registration is required on the Clayton County website.

The Cobb County Library has launched its Summer Reading Program with events for all ages to encourage reading and community involvement until July 31st.