In Atlanta, two men were arrested following a reported robbery that occurred near an ATM by a local hotel, leaving one victim with minor injuries. The suspects were captured soon after the incident and now face charges including robbery and simple battery.

MARTA Airport Station at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport will be closed for 6 weeks for renovations, with shuttles running between College Park Station and the airport to accommodate travelers.

Mykal Jett of Decatur accepted a plea deal for various crimes including sexual trafficking and assault against his girlfriend, receiving a 25-year sentence with 14 years in prison.

Georgia lawmakers have halted tax breaks for energy-intensive data centers and denied perks to crypto miners while planning an election timetable for Public Service Commissioners starting in 2025.

The Clayton County Youth Commission hosted candidate forums for the county commission chair and sheriff races to involve young voters in local politics.

Marietta's Parks & Recreation department is hosting Summer Square Screenings in Glover Park, with themed outdoor movie events starting in April, including "Blue Hawaii," "Hidden Figures," and "The Lego Movie."

13-year cicadas, known as the Great Southern Brood, are set to emerge in Georgia this summer, featuring red eyes and yellow wings, and offering an ecological boost.

Georgia legislature failed to pass bills protecting the Okefenokee Swamp, while Twin Pines Minerals awaits EPD permit decisions amid environmental concerns and interagency discussions.

A man was seriously injured in a late-night shooting by a pool in an Atlanta residential complex, with police investigating the incident and seeking leads.

Atlanta mourns the loss of journalist James A. Washington, praised for his focus on Black community issues. Mayor Dickens honors his contributions and sends condolences to his family.

Clayton County announces a networking event for local entrepreneurs on May 9 at the Flint River Community Center to encourage small business growth and partnerships.

Morehouse School of Medicine aims to include more Black participants in a global Parkinson's disease genetic study to enhance research diversity and understanding.

Adrian Jelks, 19, surrendered to police for the Fayetteville Walmart shooting that killed Antavius Holton, 19, and injured a child, now in custody facing murder charges.