Two men were arrested in Atlanta for carjacking after police used a victim's phone tracking to locate the stolen vehicle and locate the suspects hiding in a creek bed and a shed.

Chairman Jeffrey E. Turner to deliver the State of the County address for Clayton County on May 16 at The Morrow Center, highlighting progress and future plans.

A fire caused by an electrical fault in a Norcross apartment complex led to the displacement of 20 residents, with fire services responding, and no injuries reported.

Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns is actively lobbying Republican members to support a controversial voucher plan involving private school funding and homeschool resources.

Dametrius Marquel Sims received four life sentences plus 90 years for a series of armed robberies in Gwinnett County, including a notable Steak 'n Shake heist.

An appeals court overturned the conviction of ex-cop Robert Olsen, who fatally shot unarmed veteran Anthony Hill, sparking legal and community debates.

Megan Thee Stallion announces her "Hot Girl Summer Tour" for 2024, promising an incendiary season with shows in cities like Minneapolis, Chicago, New York, and international venues.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill to activate the Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission, allowing it to set standards and discipline prosecutors.

The City of Milton has launched a Residential Speed Zone program to allow residents to apply for lower speed limits in their neighborhoods to enhance street safety.

Atlanta airport maintenance workers protest poor workplace conditions, harassment, and low pay, with threats of a strike. They received support from some city council members and the airport's promise for improved conditions.

Senator Sally Harrell honored Susie Kyle, founder of Clubhouse Atlanta, with the 2024 Nikki T. Randall Servant Leader Award for her advocacy in mental health.

Two teenagers arrested following a shooting in an Athens mobile home park that killed a 3-year-old and wounded his brother, with the act suspected to be gang-related.

Butts County, Georgia is preparing for its Primary and Non-Partisan Election on May 21, 2024, with early voting beginning in late April. Voters are urged to register by April 22 and can vote in advance at the Butts County Administration Building.