Atlanta's weekly weather forecast predicts sunny days mixed with showers and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures fluctuating between the low 70s and upper 70s.

Two men were shot in Atlanta and taken to the hospital in stable condition. The shooting's details are unclear, and the police investigation is ongoing.

Kimani Copeland is sought by the GBI and Manchester Police for the murder of Shawn Jackson, Jr. in a shooting on Maple Street. Public assistance is requested.

Commissioner Holtkamp is hosting two community events in May to promote the Local Voices, Local Places initiative with activities that aim to strengthen community relations.

Smyrna's City Council announces public space upgrades, including a revamped splash pad and Tolleson Pool rebuild.

Fayetteville's first Business Resource Fair, partnering with UGA SBDC, connected 250+ local businesses with economic development resources and organizations.

Lee Clark promoted to Special Assistant to the Warden at Rogers State Prison by Georgia Department of Corrections.

Atlanta's weather will clear up today with a high of 71 degrees, becoming sunny with a west wind up to 10 mph. Clear skies tonight with a low around 50. Expect similar conditions Monday and Monday night. Rain chances increase starting Tuesday night.

A 17-year-old boy was shot during an altercation in Atlanta's Zone 1; he was alert when taken to the hospital. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects named yet.

Fayetteville honored city employees for exceptional service with awards; Laretta White, Chris Hindman, and Cajen Rhodes received recognition for their dedication.

Newnan's Mayor Keith Brady has proclaimed the city's participation in the Greatest American Cleanup, aiming to contribute to the national effort to beautify communities.

Athens-Clarke County presents a $201.6 million balanced budget for FY2026, maintaining the tax rate, with pay raises for employees and funds for public safety and IT security enhancements.

Milton City Council plans a vote-filled meeting on May 5th addressing the Arnold Mill area's future and recognition for municipal clerks, with options for public participation in person or online.