A North Carolina man received a life sentence for murdering his roommate in DeKalb County, convincted on charges including Malice Murder and Felony Murder.

S&P Global Ratings reaffirmed Georgia's 'AAA with a stable outlook' credit rating, reflecting the state's strong fiscal management and budgetary foresight.

Ritz Instrument Transformers is investing $28 million in a new Georgia facility, creating 130 jobs in Waynesboro's Burke County Industrial Park, with operations starting in late 2025.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms in Atlanta, with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s and varying chances of precipitation.

DeKalb County Police are investigating two shootings: one on Chestnut Hill Circle where a man was hospitalized, and another at a BP station where Christopher Estrada-Petersen was killed. No arrests or motives have been identified.

Deputies search for a suspect accused of conning an elderly woman out of $60,000 in Fayette County, asking the public for help using surveillance photos.

Gwinnett County establishes an Opioid Abatement Advisory Committee, plans to upgrade their emergency service fleet, improves flood control dams, and replaces aged water mains to strengthen infrastructure.

The Gwinnett County Police Foundation awarded college scholarships to six students, all children of police department personnel, and received a donation from First American Bank and Trust to support officers and community outreach.

Clayton and the Georgia Justice Project partner to host a Misdemeanor Record Fair, aiding individuals to clear past misdemeanors for better opportunities.

Eagle Scout candidate Sam Copple-Goodman and his BSA Troop 9622 have installed "Little Libraries" in Milton's Freedom Park and Mayfield Park for visitors to exchange books.

Milton city leaders discuss an updated Impact Fee Schedule to ensure developers contribute to community infrastructure, with no official decisions made at the first of two public hearings.

The Joint House and Senate Committee on Licensing Issues in Georgia will hold its second meeting to tackle the complexities of professional licensing regulations.

The annual Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival returns to Sandy Springs with a free two-day event featuring the Spin Doctors and various activities, including an Artist Market and a 5K-9 run.