Georgia's Governor signs a bill to aid military spouses in using their out-of-state professional licenses for work.

Union City invites K-12 student artists to submit their artwork for "The Creative Exchange" art show set for May through July at the Gathering Place Community Center.

Pro-Palestine protests at Emory University resulted in 28 arrests, and unrest spread to other US campuses, raising issues of security, free speech, and policy on Israeli investments.

Angela Bassett will speak at Spelman College's 137th commencement and receive an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson and journalist Rose Scott will also be honored.

An 18-year-old was shot in the leg during an argument in northwest Atlanta. The suspect fled the scene and the victim, alert and breathing, was hospitalized. Police are investigating.

A 47-year-old man was shot dead following a dispute involving children at The Vine at Ashley Scholars Landing in Atlanta; police are investigating with no arrests yet.

A worker was trapped but conscious with leg injuries after a trench collapsed at the future Brookhaven city hall site; he was rescued and taken to a hospital.

A woman in Atlanta called 911 to order hot wings, prompting police to issue a reminder on using emergency services correctly amid challenges with non-emergency calls.

A Snellville home caught fire when a car undergoing repairs in the garage ignited. No injuries were reported and the firefighters managed to control the blaze quickly.

President Biden pardoned several non-violent drug offenders, including Jeffrey Alan Lewis, as part of his administration’s focus on sentencing reform and rehabilitation.

Henry County police are searching for a shoplifter who stole vapes and torch guns from Xhale City smoke shop, and have posted surveillance photos online seeking identification assistance.

Craig Allen is indicted for fraud, accused of conning investors and funding his lavish lifestyle with their money, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Georgia.

A Georgia man received a 14-month prison sentence for filing false tax returns from his dog brokering business, underreporting $1.2 million in income.