Public comments on proposed mining near the Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge end Tuesday, with widespread concerns about the swamp's ecology and hydrology, despite arguments for economic benefits.

A Georgia woman fired at drivers on a Florida interstate, claiming divine instruction. Two were injured before her arrest; she faces multiple charges.

A man was wounded in a shooting in Atlanta; police detained a suspect and continue to investigate the incident.

Truist Park and Battery Atlanta's financial performance has exceeded expectations, with property taxes at $2.6 million and a visitation of 10.3 million in 2023, according to Cobb County.

Texas and Georgia agencies have collaborated to arrest 20 individuals on charges like armed robbery and drug trafficking, involving multi-agency efforts and inter-state investigations.

The National Weather Service predicts a mixed week of showers and sunshine in Atlanta with fluctuating temperatures and thunderstorms, followed by a sunny weekend.

One person was fatally shot in Atlanta's Bankhead neighborhood; the APD Homicide Unit is investigating the incident that occurred near Alexander Boulevard and Vine Street.

Atlanta's former CFO, Jim Beard, has pleaded guilty to theft of government funds and tax evasion, misusing city funds for personal luxuries including machine guns.

U.S. Soccer begins construction of a new training center in Georgia, aiming to enhance the sport's growth with facilities for all teams, promising jobs and economic benefits.

Sonya Hesenius was sentenced to six years in federal prison for embezzling over $8.5 million to fund luxury purchases, including her daughter's wedding and high-end shopping.

Athens-Clarke County suspends solid waste services on April 22, 2024, for Earth Day. A revised collection schedule is announced; downtown services remain unaffected. Residents should place bins out by 7 AM on adjusted days.

Atlanta police are searching for suspects in two burglaries, with surveillance footage released to help identify them and a $2,000 reward for relevant information.

The Snellville Police Department and DEA will host a Drug Take Back event on April 27 to collect unwanted medications from the public for safe disposal.