Georgia's Senate passed SB 69, led by Sen. Kennedy, to regulate litigation financing, aiming for consumer protection and transparency in the legal system.

A double shooting at 2995 Jonesboro Road SE in Atlanta resulted in the death of two adult males, prompting an ongoing investigation by the local police.

Georgia officials Robert Parker and Tony Fowler face felony charges, including Theft by Taking and Violation of Oath of Office, following a GBI investigation involving multiple agencies.

Atlanta's sunny Sunday will see mild temperatures and a gentle north wind, with a high near 55 degrees and a mostly clear night. The workweek brings a sunny Monday and potential midweek showers, with highs around 60-70 degrees.

Atlanta's Mayor Dickens delivered a State of the City Address, highlighting achievements, vision, and future commitments such as reduced crime, improved city services, and investment in housing.

DeKalb County's CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson initiated a $4.27 billion plan for water and sewer system upgrades, increasing rates to fund improvements and job creation.

Part of Crestline Drive in DeKalb County will close for tree removal on March 13, 2025, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Local residents will have access, but detours will be in place.

Reginald D. Wells is appointed as the new Director of DeKalb County Watershed Management, succeeding the retiring David Hayes, with extensive experience in the field.

DeKalb County opens warming centers in anticipation of a cold snap, providing refuge and services such as transportation, hot meals, and case management for those without heat.

Cobb County Court clerk Connie Taylor has agreed to repay $84,000 in passport fees not given to the county's treasury, following a unanimous vote by county commissioners.

Two hospitalized after a severe crash involving a tractor-trailer and a pickup on I-75 South near Delk Road in Marietta, causing major traffic disruptions.

Students at Westminster Schools sent thank-you notes to the search teams looking for their missing coach, Gary Jones, who disappeared after a boating accident on Lake Oconee.

The Rockdale County Sheriff's Office warns that students and their parents could face legal consequences for school threats, emphasizing the need for serious discussions about the gravity of such actions.