Gwinnett County Police investigate a suspected murder-suicide involving a strangled female and a male who appeared to have hanged himself.

Fayetteville hosts a webinar on teen mental health and relationships, organized by Councilwoman Niyah Glover and the Mental Health Advisory Board, on February 25 at 6 p.m.

Marietta's Square Screenings turn Glover Park into an outdoor cinema with themed movie nights, pre-show entertainment, and local dining options. The events foster community connection and are held at 8 PM before the film at sundown.

DeKalb County announces a free hazardous waste recycling event for residents on March 15th, with limitations on items like paint. Proof of residency required.

The Georgia Senate passed tort reform bill SB 68 to reduce litigation costs, as advocated by Senate President Pro Tempore John F. Kennedy. Critics are concerned about access to justice.

Fayetteville held a remembrance for former Mayor Greg Clifton, honoring his economic development efforts, including bringing Pinewood Studios to the city.

A 62-year-old man was critically injured in a shooting in Atlanta near Pryor St. SW & I-20. The Atlanta PD is investigating the incident, which occurred on February 21st.

Atlanta's weather forecast promises sunny days with mild temperatures, with highs ranging from 53 to 71 degrees over the week and a low chance of showers.

Atlanta introduces an Employee Bill of Rights to promote ethical governance and clarify rights and responsibilities for city workers, part of Mayor Dickens' commitment to integrity.

Roswell city services to face disruptions due to maintenance from Feb 22 at 11 PM to Feb 24 at 7 AM, affecting online and phone services. Business license payments and bank auto-pay remain unaffected.

Diane Jordan Foster was arrested by the GBI for the murder and exploitation of her husband Joe Marvin Foster after his suspicious death in Greensboro, GA.

Reginald Knight, 52, from Georgia, was convicted of filing a false tax return, and is now facing up to three years in prison, supervised release, and a $100,000 fine.

An argument between two men at a Lawrenceville McDonald's parking lot led to a shooting, with victim Donald Stewart killed and his boss, Michael Todd, charged with murder. Details remain unclear; the investigation is ongoing.