A teenager was killed and a 9-year-old girl injured in a shooting at a Fayetteville Walmart. Police are seeking suspect Adrian Jelks, also 19, as Sandra Romero Nunez faces related charges.

Atlanta residents discuss the impact of transit plans on local development, highlighting differing views on light rail and the need for equitable transportation solutions.

TikTok food critic Keith Lee announces a 'Redemption Food Tour' in Atlanta, following previous backlash for his harsh reviews, which will be conducted with added security.

Thousands gathered at Stone Mountain Park for the Easter Sunrise Service, a tradition since 1944, with ceremonies at the peak and base led by ministers Bryant Wright and Crawford Loritts.

The Powerball jackpot reaches $975 million with no recent winners; two Georgian players won $50,000 each. Draws are on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

A woman in her 60s was kidnapped and attacked after leaving work in DeKalb County, suffering cuts and burns. She escaped to a fire station; the suspect remains at large.

A man in Georgia is jailed for the murder of his two children, with charges including arson and malice murder.

A 26-year-old man was shot in a Buckhead parking lot and later arrived at Northside Hospital for treatment. Atlanta Police are investigating the incident with no suspects yet identified.

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is shifting vehicle cargo to Georgia's ports, with the Port of Brunswick ready to handle increased traffic due to its infrastructure and ongoing expansion.

The Georgia 2024 legislative session ended with GOP internal discord and Democrat strategies failing to sway the outcomes, setting the tone for November's legislative races.

A man is charged with running a $200,000 real estate scam on Facebook Marketplace, allegedly defrauding home seekers and facing multiple charges in Gwinnett County Jail.

A mother was convicted of murder after leading an armed group to confront her daughter's alleged abuser; a man was accidentally killed during the incident.

The Georgia General Assembly ended with significant bills pending, with a focus on tangible issues and bipartisanship on some matters, but divisions remaining on LGBTQ and election laws.