Atlanta faith leaders condemn police force at university protests, urging for disinvestment from companies tied to Israel and the cessation of "Cop City" construction. They demand Biden not speak at Morehouse unless he supports a Gaza ceasefire.

Georgia Southern University faces protests over the axing of its LGBTQIA+ Safe Space program, which students and faculty say harms inclusiveness on campus.

The Georgia Supreme Court has cleared two former police officials, stating that their alleged inaction on internal misconduct does not violate due process rights.

Councilwoman Tameka Lowe of Manchester City Council has been arrested on charges including perjury and falsifying her criminal history on official documents.

Mayor Andre Dickens appoints Pierce Hand Seitz to the Atlanta Municipal Court, citing his commitment to tenant rights, community service, and legal experience.

The court case over Wierson's fatal car crash in Decatur scrutinizes the intersection of mental health and criminal responsibility, focusing on the debate over the insanity defense's admissibility.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill restricting land purchases by foreign agents from countries like China, aimed at protecting national security but criticized as xenophobic.

Eight men from Georgia are indicted on federal charges for allegedly seeking to entice minors for sex in "Operation Red Rover," with some facing additional charges including child pornography possession.

The City of Dunwoody honored Jason Metzger and Oak Avenue Landscaping with the 2023 Sustainability Hero Awards for their commitment to eco-friendly practices.

"Pollinator Palooza" will launch Smith-Gilbert Gardens' "A Garden with Wings" Butterfly Exhibit from June 1-July 31, offering educational and conservation-focused activities with free access to the exhibit.

The Conyers FY 2024-2025 Budget will be open for public inspection from May 1-June 5, with city council meetings and a public hearing scheduled for community input before adoption on June 5.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a sunny and warm day with a high of 86 degrees and light northwest winds. The evening will be clear with a low of 62 degrees. Similar conditions are expected Thursday with a slightly warmer high of 88 degrees.

Paula Guzman appointed the new Director of Atlanta's Mayor's Office of International & Immigrant Affairs by Mayor Andre Dickens, with a focus on enhancing the city's global connections and supporting its immigrant community.