Georgia legislators are proposing a bill to make creation and distribution of election-related deepfakes a felony, potentially leading to prison time and fines, amid concerns over both election integrity and free speech.

Georgia Jewish lawmaker Esther Panitch received a threat at her home as the state prepares to sign an antisemitism bill, sparking debate on free speech and hate crimes.

The Georgia House passed a bill to require watermarks on election ballots, a move aimed at bolstering ballot security and voter trust post-2020 election.

Atlanta's historic First United Methodist Church plans to build a $125 million affordable housing tower with 170 units, schools, retail space, and parking.

Atlanta Police seek public assistance to find three suspects involved in the shooting of an 11-year-old boy, offering a $2,000 reward for information.

A man was critically wounded in a late-night shooting on Moreland Avenue in Atlanta, with police responding at 10:10 p.m. The victim was taken to hospital as detectives investigate the incident, urging witnesses to provide information.

Alonzo Pierre Mingo is charged with murdering three people in Minnesota during a home invasion while disguised as a delivery driver, with young children present.

A man is arrested for the murder and aggravated assault of his 75-year-old mother, found stabbed in her home. The incident has shocked their community.

A 41-year-old man was shot and killed in a southwest Atlanta home, with police investigating the Tuesday night incident. No suspect information is currently available.

A man was killed in a shooting at The Vue at Harwell apartments in Atlanta, an area known for high crime rates. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Georgia DOT is investing $118 million in infrastructure improvements, with a focus on widening State Route 9 and resurfacing and bridge construction projects statewide.

Ultra Right Beer in Georgia is facing numerous customer complaints and an F-rating from the BBB for failing to deliver products. Owner Seth Weathers acknowledges issues and is working on refunds and fulfillment.

UPS is cutting 12,000 jobs globally to save costs and adapt to reduced demand and higher labor costs after a tough 2023, as announced by CEO Carol Tomé.