Clayton County announces the inaugural season of Girls Flag Football, with registration for girls aged 8 to 13 starting May 1st, promoting empowerment and life skills.

The Iron Hoof Disc Golf Course has opened at the Georgia International Horse Park, offering an 18-hole championship-level course for disc golf enthusiasts.

A North Dakota man was arrested for threatening to harm an Augusta National Golf Club employee, with potential penalties of 5 years in jail and a $250,000 fine if convicted.

José Luis Ballester, a young golfer, urinated in Rae's Creek during the Masters and was applauded by the crowd, remaining unembarrassed by the incident.

Atlanta reveals its FIFA World Cup 2026 official host city poster, designed by local artist Jose Hadathy, capturing the city's landmarks and cultural vibe.

The Atlanta Braves traded right-hander Ian Anderson to the Los Angeles Angels for left-hander José Suárez, making it the fourth offseason trade between the two teams.

Metro Atlanta's bars and restaurants gear up for March Madness with events, specials, and screenings, despite no legal sports betting in Georgia.

Ex-UGA player RaRa Thomas took an Alford plea for disorderly conduct, receiving 24-month probation, while facing charges including battery and cruelty to children. He hopes to return to football.

The Atlanta Braves will host a block party on Opening Day, featuring live performances and games. Outfielder Jurickson Profar is expected to be ready to play after a wrist injury.

High school wrestler Dominic Haines suffered a severe neck injury, rendering him partially paralyzed, during a state championship match. His team won the title in his honor.

Sandy Springs, Georgia, introduces automated speed cameras near two high schools to enforce speed limits and enhance student safety, with initial warnings followed by fines. Some state lawmakers criticize the measure as revenue-driven.

Georgia continues to forgo potential tax revenue from sports betting as it remains illegal, while surrounding states benefit, despite attempts to legalize it and concerns over societal impacts.

The Atlanta Dream introduced new players Brittney Griner, Brionna Jones, and Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, aiming to strengthen their position for the 2025 WNBA season.