Norcross business owner Gregory Rehberg pled guilty to defrauding the USPS out of $730k through inflated invoicing.

Georgia reports a record-high $53.1 billion in exports for 2024, a 6.4% increase over the previous year, outperforming the national average. Governor Kemp credits strategic investments and job creators for this growth.

Atlanta is facing a wet weekend with storms and showers forecasted, including gusty winds and potential thunderstorms, followed by a brief sunny break before rain returns mid-week.

Pastor Jamal Bryant leads a boycott against Target due to its rollback of DEI initiatives, with over 50,000 individuals pledging to join the 40-day abstention starting March 5th.

Lawrenceville City Council unanimously approves an annexation proposal to incorporate nearly 19,000 residents from unincorporated areas, promising efficient services without raising the millage rate.

DeKalb County is deliberating a rate increase for water and sewer services, with a proposal suggesting a 10% annual hike for the next decade, affecting the cost of residents' monthly bills.

A 12-year-old boy, Dalton Hill, died from injuries sustained in a Georgia motocross race accident. His school and the motocross community mourned, and a GoFundMe raised over $45,000.

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is hosting its "Lights of Love" event on Valentine's Day, where community members use lights to show support for hospitalized children.

A father was killed in a shooting at an East Point McDonald's parking lot; authorities seek public help to find the suspects and offer a reward for information.

Recent Atlanta flooding has subsided, but left behind widespread impact including road closures, vehicle collisions, power outages, and rivers in flood stage. No fatalities reported.

Kristopher Johnson was sentenced to life plus 30 years for murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Carla Payne, her uncle, and his unborn child. The DA confirmed it was premeditated, and the judge found Johnson guilty but mentally ill.

Cynthia Maria Melendez was convicted of theft and DUI charges in Cherokee County after stealing an acquaintance's car and crashing it while intoxicated. Awaiting sentencing, she faces potential jail time.

Atlanta City Council President Doug Shipman won't seek re-election due to family medical issues, focusing on his term's end and future community engagement.