Two men were sentenced to life without parole for the murder of a store owner in Lithonia, after being found guilty of charges including Malice Murder.

Marietta Square introduces an online parking guide to help visitors locate spaces efficiently, including a map detailing free and paid options among 3,384 spaces.

Georgia lawmakers are holding a second meeting on AI at Georgia Tech to discuss its impact and regulation, open to the public and live-streamed online.

A bystander was grazed by a bullet in Atlanta during a dispute between others. APD investigates the incident which occurred at 77 Joseph E. Lowery Blvd SW.

Jill Biden dismissed calls for her husband to leave his presidential campaign, emphasizing their commitment while focusing on military family support post-debate.

Sandy Springs launches application for its Citizens’ Leadership Academy to educate residents on local government, featuring sessions with city officials. The program seeks to engage up to 30 participants, starting August 27, with a $35 fee.

A team at Georgia Tech and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has developed a 3D-printed tracheal splint that helps infants with severe respiratory conditions breathe easier.

A man received a six-year federal prison sentence for illegal machinegun possession and drug trafficking following law enforcement's coordinated crackdown on violent crime.

Butts County Sheriff's Office reports the discovery of Taylor Coup's body and charges John Jacob Martin with murder. Details remain under wraps as the investigation continues.

The N.H. Scott Recreation Center in Decatur will host a Community Family Health Fitness Expo on July 20, offering free fitness demos, nutritional workshops, and vendor exhibits.

Atlanta to honor civil rights figure Rev. Frederick Douglass Taylor with events including a march, memorial service, and celebration of life, with public invitations to pay respects.

ATL311 in Atlanta has extended its customer service hours for non-emergency concerns to 7 a.m. to midnight, Monday through Friday, offering citizens a longer timeframe to report issues.

Cobb & Douglas Public Health offers a one-time water bill credit for homeowners who pump their septic tanks, funded by a county grant, to encourage regular maintenance.