Mixed rain and sunshine expected in Atlanta, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Residents and city workers in Conyers collaborated on a neighborhood cleanup, collecting 560 pounds of trash and tires in the Hunting Creek subdivision.

The Georgia Senate passed SB 93 to revise reading instruction, aiming to ban the three-cuing method and enforce evidence-based literacy teaching practices.

The Glover Park Concert Series returns to Marietta in 2025 with free monthly shows from April to September, featuring varied musical acts and is presented by Wellstar Health System.

A Georgia man, previously convicted for CSAM, received a 120-month sentence for the same offense and faces supervised release and sex offender registration.

The Dunwoody Police Department awarded its officers and staff for exceptional service, with Officer Jakori Edwards and Sgt. Anwar Sillah among the honorees.

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp signed the amended Fiscal Year 2025 budget, funding initiatives like hurricane relief, education, and taxpayer refunds.

A 24-year-old man was critically injured in a Southwest Atlanta shooting. The investigation by Atlanta Police is ongoing, with details and motives still unclear.

A man was wounded in a Northwest Atlanta shooting; the police investigate the incident as details remain unclear.

Atlanta's weather today will be sunny with a high near 70 degrees and windy conditions. Showers could begin overnight at a 30% chance, increasing over the weekend.

Gwinnett County Chairwoman Hendrickson discussed affordable housing plans, diversity, public safety, and infrastructure in her State of the County address.

Five suspects were detained after a high-speed chase on I-20 in Atlanta, where weapons were discarded and recovered by police. Charges were filed against two; three had active warrants.

Emory University has announced a hiring freeze due to changes in federal funding, joining other universities in financial conservations. President Fenves outlined cost-cutting measures, including a halt on compensation adjustments.