An 18-year-old in Gwinnett County was arrested for the alleged molestation and statutory rape of a 14-year-old girl he reportedly transported from North Carolina.

Judge Shukura Ingram recused herself from the Young Thug/YSL RICO case after a courthouse deputy was accused of an improper relationship with a defendant. Judge Paige Reese Whitaker steps in amid ongoing trial challenges.

Atlanta police are searching for Jonathan Soto, suspect in the murder of Republic Lounge co-owner Michael Gidewon, while the community mourns the loss.

Atlanta launches a $10M Anti-Displacement Tax Relief Fund to aid senior residents struggling with property taxes, offering long-term relief for eligible participants.

A man drove his SUV into a Gainesville apartment, injuring a child, who was airlifted to hospital. The driver, Erickson Mondesir, faces hit-and-run charges and is in jail.

Carroll County is conducting a survey to understand residents' recycling habits, offering a chance to win a $10 gas card for participation. The initiative aims to inform future waste management plans.

Georgia ranks high in solar power in the South, with rapid data center growth potentially impacting further expansion, although optimism remains for doubling solar capacity by 2025.

Civil rights activist and musician Bernice Johnson Reagon has passed away at 81. She was known for co-founding The Freedom Singers and Sweet Honey in the Rock and contributed widely to music and social justice.

Georgia advocates sue for earlier PSC elections due to a law delaying them until 2025, sparking debate over fair representation and the election process.

The Fulton County Jail kitchen suspended operations due to a dangerous gas leak, causing staff to seek medical care. Despite the leak, inmates are being given cold meals while repairs are underway.

Georgia's SB 189 law will require homeless voters to pick up election mail at their county elections office, prompting debate over accessibility and fraud prevention.

Truck-A-Palooza 2024 at Town Center Mall in Kennesaw features a range of vehicles for an educational event on October 5. Tickets are $5 with a family cap of $20; under 2s free. Proceeds support Cobb County Safety Village safety programs.

Savannah Chrisley claims her parents' fraud convictions were due to political persecution, likening their case to Donald Trump's experiences with federal prosecutors.