Fulton Judge denies effort to withhold Trump election case pay, DA rebuffed
A Fulton County judge rejected the District Attorney's attempt to block payment to Donald Trump under a new Georgia law, marking a setback for prosecutors.
Southwest flight diverted to Atlanta after security scare: "Heads down, hands up"
Southwest Flight 2094 from Nashville to Fort Lauderdale made an emergency diversion to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Friday night after a reported security threat.
Brookhaven marks Women's History Month with leadership event
Spotlighting women's leadership and wellness, Brookhaven hosts its 15th Women's History Month event.
McBath confronts Noem on disabled ICE detainee: "miscarriage of justice"
Double amputee Rodney Taylor's alleged neglect in Georgia detention sparked tough questions for ex-DHS Sec. Noem from Rep. McBath—just before Noem's firing by Trump.
Georgia SB 568 would change early voting rules and voting machines
Experts say the proposal builds on SB 202, the controversial law passed after President Donald Trump's 2020 election claims.
Ex-DeKalb Sheriff Sidney Dorsey, convicted in 2000 murder plot, dies in prison
Dorsey, once the first Black sheriff of DeKalb County, spent more than two decades behind bars for orchestrating the 2000 killing of his political opponent, a crime that shocked Georgia politics and reshaped public trust.
Gwinnett Schools respond to concerns over Lifetouch's Epstein links
The district says it understands parents' concerns about student privacy after speculation spread online about the school photography company's corporate ownership.
Colin Gray trial: Prosecutors say dad gave him "the detonator" before shooting
Prosecutors say Colin Gray ignored warning signs and let his son access guns before the deadly Sept. 4 shooting; defense says he's a scapegoat.
Miami Hurricanes fall to Georgia Tech in regular season finale, 79-49
The Miami Hurricanes wrapped up their 2025-26 regular season with a difficult 79-49 defeat against Georgia Tech, marking their largest loss of the year.
Fulton hosts 19th Black History Film Fest celebrating culture, impact
The 19th annual Black History Film Festival highlights local culture, awards scholarships, and explores the economic contributions of Black filmmakers in Fulton County.
Protesters in Atlanta rally for and against U.S. military actions in Iran
As rallies erupt nationwide after a U.S. and Israeli strike on Iran, demonstrators in Atlanta and beyond are split—some denouncing continued military intervention, others celebrating the death of Iran's Supreme Leader.
Georgia issues emergency order against adviser over alleged Ponzi scheme
State bars Timothy Nathaniel Darnell from securities activities and imposes a $500,000 penalty, citing alleged violations related to the First Liberty collapse and losses suffered by senior investors.
Colin Gray trial: Digital evidence shows ignored red flags before shooting
On day nine of the Barrow County trial, prosecutors presented digital forensic evidence showing Colin Gray repeatedly overlooked warning signs and purchased weapons for his son ahead of the Apalachee High School shooting.
Trump declares "golden age" in SOTU as Georgia's 2026 battleground heats up
In a speech heavy on economic boasts and immigration claims, President Donald Trump's second State of the Union comes days after the Supreme Court struck down most of his tariff plan.
Georgia "bell-to-bell" student cellphone ban headed to Senate
House Bill 1009 would restrict student access to personal electronic devices during the school day, expanding Georgia's classroom cellphone limits through 12th grade.