Naomi Ruth Barber King, a civil rights advocate and matriarch of the King family, died at 92. She supported civil rights movements and the A.D. King Foundation.

A barn fire in Cherokee County caused road closures on Bells Ferry Road, leading to significant traffic delays, with local firefighters responding to the scene.

Two men are wanted for an armed robbery at Atlanta's B and E Food Mart, where $2,000 was stolen. Police seek tips and have released surveillance images.

GBI concludes a man found hanging near High Shoals Falls died by suicide; the hiker was identified as Trevonte Jamal Shubert-Helton.

A school bus in Monroe County was rear-ended, sending eight students to the hospital for evaluation; no major injuries were reported. The incident is under investigation.

Police continue searching for the suspect in the 2022 shooting at a Clayton County apartment that resulted in the death of 19-year-old Kiyre Allen and injured four others.

The Fulton County Board of Ethics stated it lacks jurisdiction over complaints against DA Fani Willis, directing them to the State Ethics Commission instead.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy and windy week's end in Atlanta, with high chances of showers and thunderstorms and gusty winds. Conditions will improve by Sunday with sunny skies.

Second suspect arrested in a fatal shooting in a Macon Walmart parking lot over a carjacking incident; victim's family sues Walmart for inadequate security.

A new Georgia measure to discipline prosecutors is pending approval, potentially affecting the Trump case by Fulton County DA Willis, amidst Senate scrutiny over her relationship with a special prosecutor.

A proposed bill in Georgia, aiming to criminalize squatting, has passed the House and awaits Senate consideration. It seeks to expedite eviction and impose charges on unauthorized occupants.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport held an emergency response drill called "Big Bird" as mandated by the FAA, involving multiple agencies and volunteers simulating a disaster.

Georgia lawmakers are proposing Senate Bill 457 to reestablish a consumer watchdog for utility bill regulation amid rising electricity bills from Georgia Power.