Unified Legacy will invest $125 million to build a Macon plant that aims to create about 500 jobs and supply parts to data center and aerospace firms.

Prosecutors say an Alpharetta group‑home owner laundered fentanyl cash through a Dayton youth program to buy a Forsyth County mansion and a Lamborghini.

A Lil Pantry in Fitzgerald sold a $1 million Powerball ticket after Saturday’s drawing. Georgia Lottery explains claim steps, taxes and deadlines for the prize.

APS launched a May 12 investigation at Dobbs Elementary after an incident involving two students and a staff member. The district says students were disciplined and the staffer was advised to seek medical attention.

A Sumter County detention officer was arrested after a jail search turned up cellphones, cigarettes and handmade weapons. The sheriff says the investigation is ongoing and more arrests are expected.

Zoo Atlanta evacuated Saturday after a bomb threat that officials say was a hoax. Police and K‑9 units swept the grounds while investigators review the call amid similar threats nationwide.

An Athens woman was sentenced to 20 months after prosecutors say she posed as pregnant teens and terrorized couples trying to adopt.

Three men — including a Hampton resident — were indicted after a Jan. 4 beating left 24‑year‑old Ricky Williams dead; prosecutors say the attack was tied to a gang initiation.

Decatur's City Commission will present the FY 2026‑27 budget Monday and consider a tentative millage rate; public hearings are scheduled in June. Key capital items are also on the agenda.

Police and the medical examiner responded to a reported death near Martins Crossing and Hemingway Road in Stone Mountain. Officials say details remain limited as investigators process the scene.

A DeKalb mother says she withdrew her 12-year-old from McNair Middle after videos showed classmates slapping and dragging him; the district is investigating.

Polk County's primary 911 lines went down Sunday; calls are being handled by Bartow County and three backup numbers are available.

Boston Scientific paid $1.5 billion for a roughly 34% stake in MiRus and an option to acquire the SIEGEL TAVR business, a potential fast path back into balloon‑expandable valves. The move hinges on clinical and regulatory milestones.