Inmate Leonard Fortner was fatally stabbed by fellow inmate Edward Cherry in Fulton County Jail. This marks the jail's second inmate death in the year. An investigation is underway.

A Coweta County church minister is arrested on child pornography charges; he was previously a family minister. In a separate incident, Brookhaven police arrest a man after a SWAT standoff for assaulting his sister and threatening officers.

The reopening of Atlanta's Cheshire Bridge Road has been delayed until mid-May, causing frustration among residents and financial losses for businesses.

Defendant Shannon Stillwell in the Young Thug YSL RICO trial was stabbed, causing a trial delay. Concerns mount over trial disruptions and the extensive list of witnesses.

Georgia Power plans to hire 170 lineworkers to support the state's growing power grid demands, with a focus on infrastructure and employment. They're working with local technical colleges to train new workers.

Mayor Andre Dickens and Atlanta's Department of Parks & Recreation are hosting the finale of their Teen Basketball Tournament to engage local youths in positive activities.

Inmate David Cassady is indicted for making and mailing bombs to federal facilities from a Georgia state prison.

PrizePicks is set to hire 1,000 employees in Atlanta over seven years, emphasizing the city's role in tech and fantasy sports. Despite Georgia's strict gambling laws, PrizePicks operates under a skill game distinction.

A Glynn County man, Jon Dillon Screen, was sentenced to 20 years for drug trafficking linked to two overdose deaths in a large narcotics ring operation.

One man was killed and another injured in a targeted shooting on Westchester Boulevard in Atlanta. The police are seeking witnesses and the community mourns the violence.

Killer Mike announces a North American tour and releases a music video for "Exit 9," featuring scenes of Atlanta and a cameo from Mayor Andre Dickens.

A man was fatally shot on Westchester Blvd. NW in Atlanta, with another man injured. Atlanta Police and Homicide Unit are investigating, but no details on suspects or motives have been released.

15-year-old Braden Davis died after being hit by a car, but his organ donation will help at least 70 people, upholding his family's hope and his legacy of giving.