Atlanta's weather is set for sunny days and a steady rise in temperatures, with highs ranging from the mid-70s to mid-80s throughout the week and minimal chances of rain.

TSA officials noted a slight decrease in firearms detected at airport checkpoints in Q1 of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, despite an increase in passengers screened.

A Decatur tea shop goes cashless to prevent theft after recent burglaries in the area. The owner, Nguyen, opted for the change following a break-in at her establishment, Rebel Tea House.

An 11-year-old girl, Katelynn Simonds, died trying to save her dog from a house fire in Griffin, leading to community mourning and fundraising for her family.

Cobb County celebrates six graduates from its Drug Treatment Court program, marking success in community-based justice reform and substance use disorder treatment.

Senator Brian Strickland commended GDOT and Norfolk Southern's plan to extend a passing track in Henry County, hoping to resolve the traffic issues caused by long freight trains blocking roads.

The Snellville Department of Public Works urges residents to prevent illicit discharge to protect waterways, providing guidelines and reporting methods on their website.

Atlanta's Fulton County Commission meeting saw high tensions over stalled animal control service resumption, with heated debate and a vote against provisional restoration.

The City of Milton is starting spring road improvements, including full-depth reclamation and paving on various streets, with plans for systematic infrastructure enhancements.

Alpharetta, Georgia, sees a rise in coyote sightings during spring, with local officials advising caution and securing of food sources to avoid attracting these animals.

The Fulton County Jail is investigating the suspected suicide of inmate Travis Landrey, marking its third death this year amidst scrutiny and calls for facility improvements.

Ralph Puckett Jr., Korean War hero and Medal of Honor recipient, died at 97. His military service was marked by valor and he was honored for his leadership and bravery, including in a major 1950 battle.

Conyers announces a Storm Assistance Program offering $50,000 to help residents affected by an EF2 tornado with cleanup, including professional tree removal services. Applications are open until April 30, 2024.