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.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners is updating the Sugarloaf district's Livable Centers Initiative Master Plan to guide area development, with input from the Atlanta Regional Commission.

Fayetteville is considering opting out of Georgia's HB 581 homestead exemption and is holding public hearings for resident input, indicating possible alternative approaches to the state's plan.

The Hall County community is mourning the loss of Marcie Ann Walker-Ferrell-Williams, a retired jail employee, who passed away on February 14 after battling cancer.

Atlanta activates warming centers ahead of a cold snap, offering shelter and transportation for residents at several locations on specific dates and times, with the schedule subject to change based on weather forecasts.

Preparations are made for the memorial service of Spelman College instructor Joycelyn Wilson, as the search for her missing fiancé, Gary Jones, persists.

Cobb County Fire and Emergency Services performed their first pre-hospital blood transfusion on a trauma patient, using both red blood cells and plasma, just days after starting to carry blood products.

Three children died in an Atlanta apartment fire, with the cause of death confirmed as smoke inhalation. Firefighters' resuscitation attempts failed. The Atlanta mayor and community mourn the tragedy.

Kirkwood residents express concerns over proposed MARTA bus route cuts, fearing disconnect from essential services despite nearby transit access and on-demand zone solutions.

Inmates at Fulton County Jail complete a fatherhood program by Fathers Incorporated to improve their parenting skills, emotional wellness, and conflict resolution.

Chairwoman Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry invites locals to Clayton County's State of the County address on March 19, 2025, at the Georgia International Convention Center.

Clayton County is hosting a free Dr. Seuss reading event for families on February 28 at the Jim Huie Recreation Center with activities and refreshments.