The GBI and Jasper Police are investigating human trafficking after rescuing a 14-year-old runaway girl from Pennsylvania; they encourage public tips via multiple channels.

A police chase at a Georgia Buc-ee's ended with the suspect committing suicide after a forced drive and carjacking. No officers fired their weapons during the incident, which remains under investigation.

Attorneys are in court in Atlanta challenging ICE's alleged improper termination of international students' visas. The students' legal status is uncertain after claims that ICE wrongly flagged them in a database.

Rumors about 17 people in Atlanta vanishing after job interviews have been debunked by police and Indeed, marking a case of social media misinformation.

The trial for Colin Gray, father of the accused Apalachee High School shooter, will be moved to ensure fairness, as the community's strong ties to the tragedy may impede an impartial jury.

The dReam Center Church of Atlanta, with partners, hosted an Easter meal kit giveaway for 550 needy families, highlighting the community's ongoing battle with hunger.

Two people were shot and injured in Atlanta; a female victim with an outstanding warrant was arrested, while the investigation into the incident continues.

The forecast for Atlanta indicates a mix of sunny days and potential storms, with highs in the mid-80s and chances of rain increasing early in the week.

Lay Park and Heard Park community centers will close briefly for electrical updates on April 29 and May 5, respectively. Residents should reschedule activities planned for these dates.

Athens-Clarke County adjusts waste collection for Earth Day, with changes in schedule, except for the Downtown District which follows regular routine.

Milton participates in Georgia Cities Week, highlighting municipal services and community projects like park improvements and local government engagement through activities including Earth Day events and meetings with city chiefs.

Milton City's Toddler Tuesday on Earth Day at Community Center Park offers free nature-themed activities, including crafting, planting, and a leaf scavenger hunt for children and families.

Butts County Public Works is hiring a full-time Mechanic to maintain and repair county vehicles and machinery, requiring a high school diploma/GED, valid license, and ability to pass background checks.