A fire in DeKalb County resulted in four fatalities, with heroic attempts to save others. The tragedy echoes a past event for the family, now mourning the loss.

A North Carolina man received a maximum federal sentence for sending antisemitic threats to two Georgia figures who supported defining antisemitism in state law.

Cobb County officials request federal review of ICE tactics, citing community concerns about violence and public trust. They advocate for investigations, better training, and clear officer identification.

Cobb County residents will see a $3.05 increase in their water bills due to rising wholesale costs and infrastructure expenses, starting February 2026.

Georgia apple growers vote to extend the Marketing Order of the Georgia Apple Commission for three years, allowing the Commission to adjust the assessment rate up to four cents per bushel.

Kwame Shabazz was arrested by Gwinnett County Police, linked to a sexual assault, following a public appeal and is awaiting transfer to Fulton County Jail.

Medicus Brown surrendered to authorities after a manhunt for his involvement in a shooting at the Decatur Library. He is charged with aggravated assault and firearm possession during the crime.

A body was found in a river near a Jackson County car crash site; the GBI is investigating, with local agencies assisting. The deceased may be the crash's driver. Autopsy is pending and authorities seek information.

Billionaire Rick Jackson enters the Georgia governor's race, pledging $50M to his campaign, positioning himself against career politicians and aiming to disrupt the state's political 'cartel.'

Georgian official praises community and agencies for weather crisis management, detailing coordinated efforts and effective responses to extreme weather challenges including storms, ice, and potential wildfires.

Sen. Jason T. Dickerson introduced Senate Bill 442 to enforce automatic revocation of CDLs for noncitizens when their visa expires or reaches five years, requiring test retakes for renewal.

Christopher Upshaw pleaded guilty to mail fraud in a $17 million pandemic relief scheme, facing up to 30 years in prison. His co-defendants also pleaded guilty.

A man in North Carolina was sentenced to five years for sending antisemitic threats to a Georgia state representative and a rabbi, following their support for an antisemitism bill.