A woman was shot after a physical altercation in Atlanta; a suspect was detained and police are investigating.

Milton received a bronze award from the Southeast Festivals and Events Association for its holiday marketing campaign, featuring innovative promotional efforts like a video with characters Sprinkles and Mrs. Claus.

The Union City Data Center Town Hall has been postponed due to a larger than expected number of interested attendees, necessitating a venue reassessment.

Milton's City Hall hosted meetings on waste management, with locals discussing the city’s future recycling and waste strategies and drafting a Recycling and Solid Waste Management Plan.

Peachtree City announces closures of popular bridges on local trails for repairs, suggesting detours and advising against using golf course paths unless playing golf.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, GA, predicting cool to mild temperatures, mixed skies, and some chances of rain over the week.

Georgia's House Bill 581 introduces a floating homestead exemption to potentially lower property taxes for homeowners, detailed on the Newton County website.

Georgia's Senate passed SB 69, led by Sen. Kennedy, to regulate litigation financing, aiming for consumer protection and transparency in the legal system.

A double shooting at 2995 Jonesboro Road SE in Atlanta resulted in the death of two adult males, prompting an ongoing investigation by the local police.

Georgia officials Robert Parker and Tony Fowler face felony charges, including Theft by Taking and Violation of Oath of Office, following a GBI investigation involving multiple agencies.

Atlanta's sunny Sunday will see mild temperatures and a gentle north wind, with a high near 55 degrees and a mostly clear night. The workweek brings a sunny Monday and potential midweek showers, with highs around 60-70 degrees.

Atlanta's Mayor Dickens delivered a State of the City Address, highlighting achievements, vision, and future commitments such as reduced crime, improved city services, and investment in housing.

DeKalb County's CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson initiated a $4.27 billion plan for water and sewer system upgrades, increasing rates to fund improvements and job creation.