Bremen Police are seeking a third suspect, known as "Mook," in connection with the murder of T.J. Ware at the Red Rose Inn. Two other suspects are in custody.

A family claimed discrimination at Cumberland Mall when their son with cerebral palsy was told he could not stay with them at their vending booth, leading to a potential lawsuit.

Authorities in metro Atlanta are concerned after a series of high-speed driving incidents, with drivers caught at speeds exceeding 110 mph. Police are stressing the importance of obeying traffic laws to prevent accidents and ensure road safety.

Atlanta Police apprehended an armed suspect with the help of a civilian after a brief chase on Peachtree St SW. The department praised public support but cautioned against the risks of direct civilian intervention.

Kennesaw introduces Kennesaw 311, a digital tool for reporting non-emergency issues like potholes, designed to enhance city service requests and communications.

West Nile virus detected in Fulton County, prompting local health officials to increase mosquito control efforts.

Beyoncé concludes her "Cowboy Carter" tour with the final show in Atlanta, featuring special performances and a strict bag policy. Fans are encouraged to plan for heavy traffic and utilize MARTA.

The Wetland Trail bridge at Line Creek Nature Area has reopened after maintenance, while the Creek Trail bridge remains closed for safety checks and repairs.

GBI investigates a fatal officer-involved shooting in McDuffie County, GA, where 63-year-old Arval Gross was killed. No law enforcement injuries reported.

A male was shot in Atlanta's southeast side, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating with no suspects or motives yet identified.

Gwinnett County voters must check their polling stations for the July 15 runoff, as Precinct 011 now votes at Church On A Hill due to an event at their usual location.

GDOT plans lane and ramp closures on I-75 in Clayton and Fulton for resurfacing, causing potential weekend delays, with the project to be completed by summer 2025.

Downtown Milton will face traffic disruptions due to pedestrian safety improvements on Heritage Walk, with detours during construction but local access maintained.