After a deadly shooting at a motorcycle club in Forest Park, Mayor Butler pledged to find the assailants and emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for violence. Despite ongoing investigations, suspects remain at large.

The Trump administration reversed its decision to cancel visas for foreign students, restoring student records amid legal challenges and confusion over the process and policy rationale.

MARTA Police are investigating a shooting at Atlanta's Ashby station. One person was hospitalized with injuries. The suspect remains unidentified as officials seek further details and community assistance.

Two bystanders were shot during a dispute between two employees and a third individual at a DeKalb County Ingles supermarket. Quincy Mitchell was arrested for the shooting.

A person was shot in the shoulder at a Checkers parking lot in northwest Atlanta and is recovering at Grady Memorial Hospital. The shooter's identity is unknown.

Lee Street Park in Jonesboro has faced recurrent vandalism, impacting its amenities and facilities. Local officials urge vigilance and community reporting to curb this issue.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed two bills aimed at aligning education with high-demand careers to enhance workforce development and sustain the state's economic growth.

The Supreme Court is set to hear Trina Martin's case after her home was mistakenly raided by the FBI in 2017, a situation that caused her and her family emotional and psychological distress.

Atlanta heightened alert after bomb threats at Children's Healthcare and Grady Memorial Hospital; both threats deemed non-credible after investigations.

Cobb County School District has removed "American Psycho" from its libraries due to "sexually explicit content," part of 36 books removed over three years. Critics focus on the impact on LGBTQ and minority literature.

A rogue farm animal eludes Gwinnett County authorities as police warn residents not to approach it and to instead contact animal control for assistance. The animal, dubbed the "hooved Houdini," continues to evade capture.

Jury selection begins for Krista and Tyler Schindley, a couple accused of neglecting and starving their 10-year-old son, who weighed only 36 pounds when found.

The article details the weather forecast for Atlanta, with mixed clouds and sun and temperatures in the 70s and 80s. It mentions potential showers and thunderstorms throughout the week and a sunny weekend.