Georgia business leaders outlined economic priorities including rural economy support, defense, and small business tax credits preservation at a chamber luncheon.

Police in Chamblee, Georgia, are seeking a man who allegedly stole over $30,000 worth of antiques, including a Chinese jade brush pot, from a local store.

Fulton County opened its first publicly funded Behavioral Health Crisis Center in Atlanta, expected to serve 3,000 people annually and alleviate stress on jails and hospitals.

The Colonnade, a historic restaurant in Atlanta known for Southern comfort food, has been listed for sale at $975,000. Established in 1927, it remains a family-run business with a loyal customer base.

A dog named Alligator, after spending over 500 days in a Georgia shelter, has been transferred to a rescue where he will receive training and care before being available for adoption.

Dunwoody unveils a new Real Time Crime Center using advanced technologies for emergency response and crime investigation, funded by a local sales tax.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on Buford Highway, and Brookhaven Police are investigating the incident with few details available about the victim or vehicle.

A man was shot in Atlanta over an alleged dispute. Police responded to the scene and the victim was hospitalized in stable condition. No suspect information or arrests have been reported yet.

The final Food Truck Friday of the season in Gainesville is on August 16 at Lake Lanier Olympic Park, featuring food trucks, live music, and charity support.

Ex-Georgia Governor Nathan Deal has authored a children’s book, "Veto, the Governor's Cat," honoring his wife's literacy advocacy and aiming to teach kids about kindness and resilience.

Sandy Springs announces Movies by Moonlight's return on August 23 with free screenings like "The Iron Giant" at Heritage Amphitheatre, offering family entertainment outdoors with snacks available for purchase.

Decommissioned MARTA railcars have become a new marine habitat off the coast of Georgia as part of an artificial reef project, with a recent survey showing a thriving ecosystem including game fish and corals.

Craigie Avenue will be partially closed from August 9 due to the Scott Boulevard Water Main Replacement Project. The closure is expected to last until September 6, with detours in place.