Convicted killer Stacey Humphreys seeks to avoid execution

The Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles is expected to consider a clemency request Tuesday for Stacey Humphreys, a death row inmate scheduled to be executed Wednesday night for the murders of two women in 2003.

Georgia executions: A look at 77 people put to death since 1983

Georgia has executed 77 people since executions resumed in 1983 following the reinstatement of the death penalty.

Georgia politics: Mail ballot ruling, Cobb plans, AI voting concerns

From a major U.S. Supreme Court decision affecting mail ballots to new concerns about artificial intelligence and Georgia's voting system, several developments could affect voters ahead of the midterms.

Jonesboro City Council censures mayor over spending concerns

The Jonesboro City Council unanimously voted to censure Mayor Donya Sartor over concerns about city spending.

Fall allergies surge as North Georgia pollen count climbs

If you've been sneezing, sniffling or dealing with itchy eyes lately, fall allergies could be the culprit.

Residents question removal of young Stockbridge mayor

Stockbridge residents are questioning the City Council's decision to remove Mayor Jayden Williams from office, asking whether the punishment was proportional to the allegations against him.

Fulton Fresh Mobile Market returns for fall season

The Fulton Fresh Mobile Market returns Tuesday with free fresh fruits and vegetables for Fulton County residents.

More Flock misuse: Georgia officer facing charges in 2 counties

A former North Georgia police officer turned himself in Monday after state investigators said he unlawfully used a law enforcement license plate tracking system across two local departments.

Woman wanted after shots fired in Gwinnett road rage case

Gwinnett County police are searching for 23-year-old Sierra Iman Little after a road rage incident Sept. 7.

Why the Army Corps is changing Lake Hartwell's water levels

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is placing a new restriction on how high Lake Hartwell can rise as engineers address a safety concern involving the Clemson Lower Diversion Dam Saddle Dike.

Atlanta launches $500 no-fee rent loan program to prevent evictions

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens announced a new zero-cost, zero-fee anti-displacement microloan program to help vulnerable households avoid eviction.

Gunfire breaks out during Elberton music video shoot

Shots fired during a music video recording at a local apartment complex sent a bullet flying into a home on Friday evening.

Carfentanil bust links Savannah gang to multistate drug network

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced Monday that state prosecutors indicted six people in Chatham County following a multistate drug trafficking investigation that netted 20 pounds of Carfentanil.

How Newnan police plan to stop license plate camera abuse

Newnan police officials explained to the city council that the department has restricted its Flock license plate reader system to supervisors to prevent officer misuse.

Mom quits job as 911 operator to care for Coweta toddler with cancer

A Coweta County family is pleading with strangers for prayers and donations as their 20-month-old son prepares for a risky, life-saving surgery in New York later this month.

Man surrenders after fatal shooting at Magnolia Lakes Apartments

Carrollton police arrested a 28-year-old man after a Sunday night shooting at a local apartment complex left a 24-year-old dead.