Man convicted of Laken Riley's murder asking judge for new trial
Jose Ibarra, the man convicted of killing Georgia nursing student Laken Riley, will be back in court on Friday asking a judge for a new trial in his case.
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Jose Ibarra, the man convicted of killing Georgia nursing student Laken Riley, will be back in court on Friday asking a judge for a new trial in his case.
The Gwinnett County students said the walkout was driven by concerns about immigration enforcement and the impact it is having on families and classmates.
Nearly six years after its world premiere, the critically acclaimed play "BLKS" is opening in Atlanta.
Kennesaw State got back in the win column at home Wednesday, but the night carried far more weight than the final score.
Deputies say the Rabun County man threatened and shot at crews attempting to restore power days after the recent storm.
An Alabama man is accused of traveling to Atlanta with the plan to sneak into the debate and murder then-President Biden.
The Home Depot is laying off around 800 employees who work at its Atlanta support center, with the company calling the move a "difficult decision."
CBS News Atlanta is tracking the chance for snow across north Georgia and possibly parts of metro Atlanta this weekend.
Morris Brown College has received more than $800,000 in donations from a group that includes rapper T.I., Congresswoman Nikema Williams, and the Sixth District of the AME Church.
A longtime South Georgia fire chief is facing serious criminal charges after a minor reported being sexually assaulted inside his own home.
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In Atlanta's Edgewood neighborhood, a new free pet food vending machine is helping neighbors keep their dogs and cats fed as costs continue to climb.
The city of Norcross is beginning to map out what life could look like over the next 20 years, and residents are weighing in on how they want their community to grow.
A new $2.5 million community resilience initiative is upgrading homes, lowering energy bills and turning west Atlanta churches into emergency power hubs, helping residents stay safe and connected during outages while creating clean energy jobs.
A late-night fire at a Gwinnett County apartment complex displaced 25 households, prompting emergency rescues and long-term displacement. One resident recounts the terrifying moments and lasting trauma.