DEA agents seized $1.6 million worth of meth from a Stone Mountain home potentially linked to a Mexican cartel, arresting two individuals in the process.

A man died after being struck by a vehicle in Atlanta; the driver stayed to assist police. The victim's identity and the accident details are under investigation.

A woman was found dead from a gunshot wound inside an SUV in southwest Atlanta; her boyfriend alleges she shot herself while driving. Police seek information on the incident’s circumstances.

Kristin Edwards has been appointed by Mayor Andre Dickens as Atlanta's first Manager of Nightlife and Culture to enhance the city's night-time economy.

Georgia authorities are searching for 7-year-old Stella Salter, who may be with her mother. They're possibly in a 2007 gold Volvo C70, with the public urged to contact the police with any information.

Events in Atlanta marked the 56th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s death, including a family-led wreath-laying and a candlelight observance.

Atlanta's Jackson Street Bridge is set for a redesign to improve safety and accessibility for pedestrians and cyclists, funded by city council and managed by the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District.

Atlanta will host the first U.S. Global Black Pride event in August 2023, featuring a week-long celebration of Black LGBTQI+ culture, including festivals, performances, a human rights conference, and discussions.

TJ Holt, a 30-year-old martial artist and rapper from Atlanta, co-founded the brand Certified Fighter and embodies its ethos of resilience both in and out of the ring.

Atlanta ranks third in new HIV infections in the US, with rates especially high among Black men and from male-to-male sexual contact, highlighting the urgent need for prevention and care resources.

Antonio Whitehead from Macon, Georgia pleaded guilty to fentanyl trafficking and could face a 40-year sentence and a $5 million fine, with sentencing on June 5.

Austin Siampwizi was sentenced to 37 months for laundering money from fraudulent COVID-19 unemployment claims.

Dublin, Georgia experienced a double homicide, resulting in the arrest of three men by the GBI on charges including felony murder.