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The state has launched an active investigation into Douglas County Coroner Renee Godwin over allegations of widespread mismanagement inside her office, according to state officials.

Atlanta city officials and Mayor Andre Dickens announced that four years of preparation have concluded and the city is fully ready to welcome the world for the FIFA World Cup, which kicks off this week.

Join our Eli Jordan on a backstage tour of Clayton County's new 8,000 seat arena at Southlake Mall. The brand-new $117 million dollar facility is owned by Clayton County Public Schools and includes a rooftop terrace and a VIP lounge.

While the Fourth of July is still a few weeks away, the race to lock down the biggest backyard boom in Clayton County is officially underway. Local showrooms are opening their doors to early-bird shoppers with an unexpected surprise: massive price cuts on seasonal inventory.

Atlanta Police homicide detectives are appealing to the public for urgent assistance as they track three suspects captured on surveillance video following a deadly weekend ambush near a neighborhood bus stop. The shooting occurred Sunday, June 7, at approximately 1:30 p.m. in the 2800 block of Mango Circle NW. Zone 1 officers rushing to the scene located a 33-year-old man lying on the pavement suffering from several close-range gunshot wounds. First responders and paramedics scrambled to render emergency aid at the scene before rushing the victim to Grady Memorial Hospital, where he tragically succumbed to his injuries.

Three of the nation’s largest hospital systems have filed coordinate federal lawsuits accusing healthcare giant CVS Health of orchestrating a highly calculated, multi-year "spread pricing" scheme that surreptitiously drained a combined $250 million away from safety-net medical programs. The legal complaints—filed separately in federal courts by New York's Mount Sinai Health System, University of Michigan Health (including Sparrow Hospital), and the University of Kansas Hospital Authority—claim CVS and its vertically integrated subsidiaries systematically pocketed drug discounts legally mandated to fund care for low-income, vulnerable, and uninsured patients.

A fragile Middle East peace track was blown apart Tuesday morning after an American military helicopter was downed near the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump declared that Iran is directly responsible for the attack, stating in an early morning social media post that the United States "must and will" launch a decisive response. The incident marks a volatile escalation in the region, where U.S. forces have spent nearly two months enforcing a strict maritime and aerial blockade on Iran's ports following the 12-day war of 2025.

Atlanta officials officially kicked off FIFA World Cup celebrations Tuesday with a community pep rally and updates on preparations for the global sporting event. Mayor Andre Dickens said the city is ready to host eight FIFA World Cup matches after years of preparation.

Suspended Hall County Sheriff Gerald Couch remains in court as a judge considers challenges to evidence in his DUI case.

For students at the "Be Someone" Chess Camp, every move on the chessboard is a lesson for life. The camp aims to teach lessons like how to pause, think critically, and make smarter choices before facing life-changing situations. We speak with Orrin Hudson, the coach in charge of it all.