One man was killed and another injured in a shooting on Joseph E. Boone Boulevard in northwest Atlanta, with the shooter's motives and identity still unknown.

A teen was wounded in a shooting in southwest Atlanta and is now recovering in hospital. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on Saturday night.

Judge Keisha Wright Hill receives Atlanta Legal Aid's “Champion of Service” Award for aiding vulnerable city residents, alongside Congressman David Scott.

Georgia activist Davante Jennings has re-engaged in politics with a focus on enrolling infrequent voters, working with the New Georgia Project to increase voter turnout in disenfranchised communities.

A shooting in Atlanta on March 7th left one man dead and another injured; police are investigating the incident and have yet to release details on suspects.

The Atlanta weather forecast predicts a mix of sun, showers, and potential thunderstorms throughout the week, with varying temperatures and wind speeds.

An 18-year-old was shot in the back on Landrum Drive SW and is in stable condition; he was uncooperative with police, and the investigation is ongoing.

Atlanta criticizes Fulton County for reneging on an agreed deal for animal services, linked to interrelated political disputes and unresolved issues at the county jail.

A man was fatally shot in Southwest Atlanta, with police finding him deceased at the scene. No suspects have been identified, and the investigation is ongoing.

Atlanta Mayor Dickens criticizes the conditions at Fulton County Jail after inmate Leonard Fortner's murder, highlighting underfunding and unsafe conditions in a call for reform.

Starting Monday, road construction will cause delays on Hopewell and Francis roads in Milton, with single-lane traffic directed by flaggers for up to two weeks.

The Milton City Council prepares for a meeting to discuss land acquisition for parks, zoning laws reform, and the launch of a new winery, alongside other community and regulatory initiatives.

Atlanta and Fulton County officials clash over animal control funding, leaving the city without services as calls are redirected to 911 and the police department.