GEORGIA — Each weekend, Patch affords its readers a review of the top stories and headlines from across Georgia. Here's a roundup of some of the state's major and quirkiest stories. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on these stories by clicking here.
Forecasters say they are tracking a possible tropical threat amid storms that are set to bring localized flash flooding to Georgia.
A man fleeing from authorities was accused of killing a woman in a crash during the Memorial Day weekend in Georgia.
Police identified the woman killed in a domestic incident during the Memorial Day weekend.
The person was with family and friends when police say they went into a creek and did not resurface.
The Georgia Public Service Commission has green-lit a measure that will lower electricity rates for more than 2 million Georgia Power customers.
A deadly crash killed an 18-year-old high-school graduate, his girlfriend and his father in Georgia, media reports say.
The Atlanta Braves have announced the death of Bob Horner, who the team credited for building a powerhouse for nearly a decade.
A man from metro Atlanta, with active warrants against him in Georgia and two other states, is among three people facing drug charges.
Authorities say a man pulled out a gun when officers investigating a shoplifting incident tried to approach him at a local mall.
Arrestees facing some misdemeanor charges will no longer be booked at a local jail as overcrowding continues to be an issue.
ATL is preparing to welcome thousands of people to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which is expected to net more than $500 million fiscally in GA.
Police have identified the man they say was found dead in a closed grocery store, and foul play is suspected in his death.
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