‘I’m ready to go to jail’ 84-year-old retired teacher struggles to pay $1,000 fine...
We found that many drivers don’t understand the court process or why the fee can’t be paid in installments.
Georgia Lottery’s Cash4Life won by metro Atlanta resident
The winning ticket, purchased via the Georgia Lottery mobile app, matched all five numbers and the Cash Ball.
Woman being followed moments before being shot, killed. Police want to know who was...
Emile Jones, 21, was shot and killed at a Clayton County gas station in August.
Woman runs to store for help after she was held captive for days; man...
A mother says the man accused of attacking and holding her daughter in his apartment for days has spent the last two decades terrorizing women.
Nonverbal boy found running in road, DeKalb PD looking for family
DeKalb County police are seeking public assistance to reunite a non-verbal child with his family after he was found running onto the roadway in Lithonia Friday.
Man injured by glass after shootout near Atlanta gas station
Investigators say the victim is alert, conscious and breathing.
Georgia representative Buddy Carter calls for federal troop deployment in Atlanta
His request was addressed to DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and Acting Immigration Director Todd Lyons.
21 kilograms of fentanyl, $380K in cash seized from Georgia home, FBI says
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — 21 kilograms of fentanyl and $380,000 in cash were seized from a Georgia home Friday, according to the FBI’s Atlanta field office. The field office did not specify where the home was. “This significant operation showcases the strength of our collaborative efforts...
Intense Debate: Keisha Lance Bottoms, Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate, Reinterprets Her Record as the 2026...
This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on Georgia gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms reframes her record as 2026 races takes shape.
A History Of The Klan At Stone Mountain
The KKK was reborn on Stone Mountain in 1915 and Klan rallies continued in the town until the late ’70s. DeKalb County Park Ranger Horace O’Kelly still remembers the annual Ku Klux Klan rallies that would meet in Stone Mountain and march through Shermantown, a historically Black neighborhood nearby.

















