Godfrey Wade, a Georgia Army veteran of more than 50 years, was deported to Jamaica after a routine traffic stop; family and lawmakers say his appeal was pending.

Cobb County is opening its 2027 HUD Grant Application Cycle, offering federal funds for community initiatives targeting low- and moderate-income residents. Workshops are available to aid applicants.

An Atlanta strategist tells WABE that fundraising, cash-on-hand and outside ad buys will shape Georgia's May primary — and a self-funded entry has already shifted the dynamics.

The trial of Edrick Faust for the murder of Tara Baker, a case reinvigorated by new DNA evidence, proceeds with testimonies and debates over alibi credibility.

Crews have started reshaping College Square across from the UGA arch, with officials aiming to open the redesigned plaza in time for the Bulldogs’ Sept. 5 home opener.

A Decatur woman surrendered to Fulton County Jail Tuesday in a case tied to a Sept. 19 Grant Street shooting that killed a 33-year-old man. She now faces murder and related charges.

Jurors were shown bodycam and security footage as prosecutors and defense spar over who fired the shot that killed valet Harrison Olvey in Sept. 2023. Testimony continues this week in Fulton County.

Jamestown and TriBridge have launched a refresh of Inman Quarter in Inman Park, adding a courtyard deck, murals, upgraded lighting and an open-container designation.

City invoices show Atlanta paid more than $2.8M to lawyers and consultants defending the Public Safety Training Center while opponents’ petitions remain uncounted.

Nearly two years after Senior Airman Roger Fortson was shot in his Fort Walton Beach apartment, his mother held a news conference pressing for accountability as legal cases move forward.

A DeKalb driver pleaded guilty and received a 10-year sentence after a Feb. 24, 2024 crash in which vehicle data showed the SUV hit about 98 mph. The crash killed a Lakeside High School student and led to related indictments.

The Halcyon Butcher & Brew in Alpharetta scored 67 on a Feb. 9 state health inspection after inspectors recorded eight violations, including sanitizer and temperature problems.

A 19-year-old University of West Georgia student was found shot to death in a Douglasville parking lot; deputies arrested a 20-year-old suspect.