April Evalyn Short, a 31-year-old military spouse from Fort Eisenhower, has pleaded guilty to Second-Degree Murder for the killing of her 11-month-old son. She faces a 20-year prison sentence, financial penalties, and five years of supervised release.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a sunny day with highs of 76°F, clear skies tonight at 52°F, and a warmer Friday at 81°F. The weekend may bring clouds, stronger winds, rain, and potential thunderstorms.

Grayson, GA residents have a town hall meeting with local representatives tonight at the Grayson Senior Center.

The Georgia House approved two organ donor bills enhancing organ transportation and honoring donors, inspired by Senator Albers who donated a kidney to his son.

Miley Vicky the corgi was named Duluth's "Dog of the Month" for eco-friendly efforts, earning a prize and inspiring community environmental stewardship.

Smyrna, Georgia offers a "Parents Night Out" event with water activities, games, a movie, and popcorn for kids aged 4-12. Registration opens May 5th; the fee is $30.

Sandy Springs is unveiling its new police HQ and court with a ribbon-cutting on April 12, requiring registration for the open house. The operational start is April 21.

An arrest was made in a 2022 Gwinnett County cold case homicide with the NYPD's assistance, leading to suspect Delano Hill's charges, including murder.

Rockdale County Public Schools seniors win awards in a community essay contest. First place went to Jasonica Morgan, followed by Kenneth Jackson, Jr., and Kevina Dallas. The contest aims to engage youth with the city of Conyers.

Atlanta forecast includes sunny skies, mild temperatures with highs around 73-76 degrees, and light winds. Clouds and rain chances increase over the weekend.

Dunwoody Police conducted a sting operation to ensure local businesses were not selling alcohol to minors; all 20 tested establishments passed the compliance check.

A Chattanooga man was arrested by the GBI for the murder of William Oliver Jones, with several law enforcement agencies involved in the investigation.

A power outage closed Clayton County courthouse temporarily, delaying court services. Cause unknown, with Georgia Power citing customer equipment malfunction. Initial misinformation claimed the jail also lost power, which was later corrected.