Georgia's House passed SB 68, a divisive tort reform bill, by a slim margin amidst debate over its impact on lawsuit access for victims of violence and negligence. The contentious bill now heads back to the Senate.

Two minor earthquakes with magnitudes of 2.4 and 2.2 occurred near Pembroke, Georgia, with few residents feeling the tremors due to their low intensities.

Georgia is facing high pollen counts, affecting allergy sufferers, with Augusta ranked as the 12th worst city. Air purifiers, especially those with True HEPA filters, are discussed as helpful for indoor relief.

Snellville renamed a creek to honor Nelson Williams, a former council member and advocate for the city, reflecting his contributions to local governance.

Atlanta celebrates the opening of Red's Farm Preserve, an urban farming initiative, with Mayor Andre Dickens and community leaders attending the ribbon-cutting event.

Lawrenceville updates its utility payment mailing address to P.O. Box 738253, Dallas, TX for improved efficiency.

Peachtree City announces continued closure of Line Creek Nature Area walking trail bridges for repairs, urges patience and suggests detour alternatives.

Sunny days with ideal spring temperatures are expected in Atlanta, with a high of 71 degrees and winds up to 25 mph. The weekend will see a high of 77 degrees, but a 70% chance of showers late Sunday night. Clear skies will return early next week.

A DeKalb County father and his girlfriend received sentences for the fatal beating of his 5-year-old daughter, Ja'Niyah Herring, initially claimed to be a car accident injury.

DeKalb County reports a raccoon with rabies, urging pet vaccination and caution to avoid wildlife interaction. Residents advised to secure trash and report abnormal pet behavior.

A man was shot dead in DeKalb County, with police yet to identify the victim or any suspects after responding to a shooting report on Glen Hollow Circle.

George Glezmann, a 65-year-old Atlanta man, was freed after over two years of Taliban captivity, thanks to efforts by the Trump administration and Qatari mediation.

Metro Atlanta's bars and restaurants gear up for March Madness with events, specials, and screenings, despite no legal sports betting in Georgia.