Billie Eilish is set to perform in Atlanta on her world tour with tickets going on presale and general sale soon, expected to be in high demand among fans.

Georgia youth pastor Benjamin Houser was arrested on charges of child sexual exploitation for inappropriate texts to minors.

Roswell faces conflict between preservation and development as plans risk demolishing a historic pre-Civil War church for a new pedestrian plaza and parking deck, despite opposition from locals and a former mayor.

Douglasville received a Safety & Liability Management Grant from the Georgia Municipal Association to enhance workplace safety, which helps reduce insurance claims and costs.

Conservative states are suing the federal government over a directive protecting transgender students' rights, claiming it oversteps states' rights and threatens local laws.

Georgia's second new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle has begun operation, significantly over budget at $31 billion and years behind schedule, but contributing to carbon-free energy goals.

Atlanta is in the running to host the Sundance Film Festival in 2027, with local film society director Chris Escobar expressing confidence in the city's capabilities and cultural richness.

Matt Ryan, recently retired from the NFL, joins CBS Sports' NFL Today as a studio analyst, while veterans Phil Simms and Boomer Esiason exit the network.

Georgia has enacted "Wesley's Law," signed by Governor Brian P. Kemp, allowing anti-opioid meds in government properties, such as schools, to combat overdoses.

One man was wounded in an Atlanta shooting; police detained a possible suspect and are investigating the incident.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, predicting showers and a possible thunderstorm with an 80% chance of rain and high temperatures near 78 degrees.

Matthew Carey has been arrested by the GBI for the murder of Candy Downer at Hartwell's Daynight Inn and is charged with Malice Murder and other offenses.

Lawrenceville has made the proposed FY 2025 budget available for public review at City Hall and has scheduled public meetings for input before formal adoption on June 26.