A Columbus woman died in a multi-vehicle crash in Cobb County after losing control of her car, which led to a chain collision involving a Chevrolet Silverado and a Lexus. An investigation by the local police is underway.

Councilman Sims is hosting a Town Hall Meeting for Marietta's Ward 6 at Fire Station 56 on July 24, offering residents a chance to discuss local issues.

A man in Buckhead was hospitalized after being shot in a parking dispute, having approached a vehicle next to his. The incident occurred on Pharr Road NE. The investigation is ongoing.

Georgia's Medicaid plan with work requirements has enrolled only 4,300 members, missing its 25,000 target. The program faces criticism for not accommodating for issues like caregiving and sickness.

Two individuals were injured in a shooting at an Austell cellphone repair shop following an altercation involving three teenagers. Two suspects, aged 17 and 19, were arrested and charged with aggravated assault.

Doug Emhoff postponed a Georgia roundtable without specifying a reason, amidst heightened political tensions following an assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

A fatal collision on I-85 South in Gwinnett County resulted in at least one death, major traffic delays, and a prolonged lane closure. Gwinnett County police are investigating.

Georgia drivers experience an 8-cent gas price hike, with Atlanta having the highest average at $3.43 per gallon, as oil prices rise and hurricane season poses additional threats.

A father is charged with malice murder after allegedly shooting his son at a fishing tournament in Newton County.

Atlanta airport leads in TSA gun detections at security for the 9th year, with a 4% increase to 222 guns in 2024's first half, outpacing the national rate.

Morehouse College President Dr. David A. Thomas has announced he will retire in summer 2025, after leading significant growth and development at the institution.

Georgia Senator John Albers responded to an attempted assassination of former President Trump, praising the first responders and advocating for unity.

Atlanta opens a cooling center at Selena Butler Park and Recreation Center to help residents combat extreme summer heat, with operation hours from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.