The Atlanta Vibe is set to host their inaugural home game against the San Diego Mojo as part of the Pro Volleyball Federation and aims to maintain their winning streak.

Fulton County disconnects its voter registration system due to a cybersecurity incident, affecting preparations for the upcoming presidential primary.

Public hearings are set for the potential closure of S.L. Lewis Elementary, with the Fulton County Board seeking community input before deciding on the school's transition to a new facility expected to open in 2026.

Georgia senators propose amending the state RICO statute to potentially nullify racketeering charges against Trump, with a retroactive application that could affect his legal challenges.

Jennifer Crumbley, charged with involuntary manslaughter after the Oxford High School shooting, testified about her role and personal matters, with evidence presented of her son's obsession with shootings.

A murder suspect was mistakenly released due to a clerical error in Fulton County. Zion River Shaka was not returned to jail after a court hearing in Clayton County.

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An inmate, Brandon Burrell, died in Georgia prison after pleas for protection were ignored, amid reports of prison violence and insufficient security.

Dunwoody celebrates its 12th year as a Tree City USA with a tree planting on Georgia Arbor Day, exemplifying its continuous efforts in urban forest management.

A woman was hospitalized after a shooting in Northwest Atlanta. Police responded at 8:01 p.m. to 569 Simmons St. NW. The victim, alert and communicative, knew the shooter. Investigations continue.

A man was arrested in Fayette County for stabbing his two roommates, who are now stable. The incident occurred on Pine Knott Road, with the suspect facing multiple assault charges.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and showers, with windy conditions expected. Temperatures will vary, with a chilly trend and potential frost midweek.

University of Georgia announced that alcohol sales will start at Sanford Stadium this fall, with beer available at concession stands after the SEC lifted its ban on alcohol sales.