The Atlanta Police Department has initiated a green project by planting 200 trees at the new Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, part of a broader effort to enhance the city with local flora.

Atlanta faces a series of arson attacks on construction sites linked to a disputed public safety training center, with a recent fire at Empire Zephyr townhomes. Authorities are offering a $200,000 reward for information.

Commissioner DeMont Davis is hosting a Constituent Appreciation event in Clayton County's District 4 to engage with residents and discuss local issues on February 3rd.

Atlanta and Pittsburgh officials revealed housing solutions for the homeless: Atlanta's 'The Melody'—converted shipping containers, and Pittsburgh's tiny house prototype, both seeking to provide temporary shelter and amenities to those in need.

The article details Atlanta's weather forecast, indicating cold and windy conditions over the weekend, followed by a gradually warming trend with sunny skies into the week.

Former attorney Tex McIver pleads guilty to reduced charges in the 2016 shooting death of his wife, receiving a 15-year sentence with eligibility for parole.

Paulding County Sheriff's deputies are searching for a woman who crashed her car into a church and fled, caught on camera, with an accomplice assisting her.

The Atlanta Falcons bypass Bill Belichick for their new head coach, selecting Rams' Raheem Morris for the role, leaving many fans and analysts surprised.

Atlanta faces increased costs for its new public safety training center, dubbed "Cop City," due to a spike in arson attacks linked to protests against the project, with construction costs now at $109.65 million.

Two men were arrested for attempting to steal over $4,000 in construction materials from a site in Lawrenceville, with authorities responding quickly after a security company spotted suspicious activity.

Atlanta expects heavy rain and thunderstorms today with a high of 67 degrees and strong winds, shifting to cooler, continued showers tonight. The weather will clear up by Monday to sunny skies.

Bats infested a University of Georgia dorm, leading to efforts by officials and pest control to remove them, with students sharing experiences of encounters with the creatures.

Over 30 vehicles were broken into at Gwinnett County schools, with thefts of valuables during school hours, prompting increased security and community vigilance.