NWS survey teams confirm two EF-0 tornadoes in Upson County on March 16, cutting short paths near Sunset Village and Yatesville and toppling dozens of trees.

Georgia’s solicitor general asked the state Supreme Court to overturn a pandemic-era deal that has paused executions for nine condemned inmates, restarting a high-stakes legal fight.

The Georgia House voted 163–4 to pause the state's motor-fuel excise tax for 60 days as pump prices climb; the measure now heads to the Senate for consideration.

Atlanta police released surveillance after a customer threatened staff and stole more than $200 from the Vine City Chick-fil-A drive-thru.

Bravo has asked a judge to dismiss Brit Eady’s $20M lawsuit, saying the complaint misstates her contractual commitments. The dispute traces back to a Season 16 salon incident that Eady says falsely portrayed her.

A person was shot Wednesday at Glenwood Road and Austin Drive in unincorporated Decatur. Police say the victim was taken to a hospital and the investigation is ongoing.

The man charged in the 2025 killing of Gwinnett County Master Deputy Tamara Tuitt‑Bartlett has filed for immunity, saying he acted in self‑defense. The motion could decide whether the case survives to trial.

A Morrow woman says she found a 1.5-inch razor blade in a taco salad at Las Trojas. Police have opened a criminal investigation and state inspection records show prior violations.

Michelin-star chef Leonardo Yu is opening O-nada, a 30-seat Argentine steakhouse on Atlanta’s Westside centered on an open‑fire asado grill and a Malbec-focused cellar.

A Stone Mountain favorite has opened a larger Tucker outpost, expanding its pan‑West African menu and community atmosphere.

A person was killed in a shooting near Cameron M. Alexander Boulevard NW and Elm Street NW in northwest Atlanta. Homicide detectives are canvassing the area while police seek tips.

Construction at Hartsfield-Jackson will reroute Terminal South lanes and move shuttle pickups for about two weeks, starting Wednesday. Expect slower traffic and changed drop‑off spots.

A 15-year-old was arrested in Newton County after social-media threats to a classmate; the sheriff says state and federal agencies assisted and juvenile court will handle the case.