Man indicted for additional crimes including statutory rape and child molestation in the case of deceased pregnant teen Mia Campos.

Human remains were found near the Goat Farm Arts Center in Atlanta, prompting a police investigation and community concerns about safety. The identity and cause of death are unknown.

A van crashed into a Burger King in northeast Georgia after the driver suffered a medical emergency. No injuries were reported besides the driver, who was hospitalized. The restaurant sustained substantial damage.

Mary Mac's Tea Room in Atlanta, a staple since 1945, reopens fully after storm damage, offering patrons complimentary peach cobbler as a thank-you gesture.

Jefferson High wrestler Dominic Haines sustained a broken neck during a state championship, underwent surgery, and shows hopeful recovery signs. Community support includes a GoFundMe raising $16,000+.

Acupuncturist Dr. Meu Kim was arrested after sexual assault allegations, and Doraville Police believe more victims may exist, urging them to come forward.

Morehouse College commemorated its 158th anniversary with a groundbreaking for a new residence hall, part of its campus expansion initiative and celebrated first new construction since 2010.

A Fulton County jury issued a split decision regarding a sinkhole dispute involving Piedmont Park Conservancy and restaurant owners, awarding damages yet also mandating the payment of legal fees.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes frost, sun, showers, thunderstorms, and gusty winds in the coming days, with temperatures varying from the mid-30s to the low 60s.

The Mable House Arts Center in Mableton offers a self-care weekend event with stress-reducing workshops, nature sound sessions, and creative activities.

Jason Campbell faces charges for concealing his mother's death in Banks County; she was reported missing by him on January 6th. Investigation is ongoing.

The GBI cited dozens of businesses in Rome and Floyd County, Georgia, for illegal cash payouts from gaming machines after a 10-month investigation with local police.

DeKalb County, GA, opens warming centers to help residents escape cold weather, providing transportation, hot meals, beds, and services for those in need.