The GBI is investigating a shooting in Moultrie, Georgia, where three youths were non-fatally wounded on public housing property; no arrests have been made.

The forecast for Atlanta indicates rainy weather, with a 100% chance of rain on Friday and thunderstorms possible Friday night. Rain chances continue over the weekend and into the next week.

The family of Devonte Brown, who was killed by Cobb County officer Ian McConnell, has filed a lawsuit after a grand jury found no grounds for charges.

A power outage at Clayton County Jail disrupted services and operations, affecting lighting, communication, and the water supply. Power was restored around 6 p.m., but the cause remains unknown.

Ineos' Grenadier SUV will enter the U.S. via Georgia's Port of Brunswick, marking entry into the automotive sector and utilizing the port for distribution across the region.

Thieves targeted two Atlanta clothing stores, the Ecstatic store in Virginia Highland and A Ma Maniere on Marietta Street NW, with the Atlanta police seeking public assistance and offering a reward for information.

Georgia officials found a $22.3 million illegal marijuana operation in what was expected to be a food safety inspection, arresting four suspects and seizing over 11,000 plants.

Leonard Cure's family filed a federal lawsuit seeking over $16 million for his death by a deputy's shooting after a traffic stop. The lawsuit claims excessive force and inadequate supervision.

Zaxby's reintroduces its milkshakes after seven years, but they're available exclusively in Middle Georgia, creating a buzz for milkshake tourism in Macon.

Georgia State Senator Gloria Butler, a Democrat, has announced her retirement after a long tenure, marking an end to her influential political career.

Milton's Planning Commission will elect new leaders and undergo specialized training on zoning laws and city procedures during Wednesday's meeting, open to the public in City Hall and online.

Georgia legislators have approved a $392 million plan to construct a new legislative building and renovate the state's historic Capitol, with expected completion by 2026.

Woodstock, Georgia celebrates William Eugene Ogletree, its first Black City Council member, for his contributions to the city's growth and development.