Lucas Costea, 18, has been arrested in Gwinnett County for alleged crimes against a child, with police investigating his connection to a youth organization.

Atlanta approves a year-long pilot for driverless shuttles linked to the Beltline, funded with $1.75 million, aimed at boosting connectivity and tourism ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Two men, aged 19, were shot near Greenbriar Mall at 2628 Senegal Way and drove to the mall seeking medical assistance. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Miranda Rachel Briggs was sentenced to prison for fraudulently claiming to be a deceased veteran's surviving spouse, with a two-month imprisonment and over $129,000 in restitution.

A GoFundMe supports 22-year-old Sara Nguyen after her parents drowned in Florida, aiming to help with funeral costs and care for her disabled brother and grandmother.

The YSL trial in Fulton County ends without murder convictions; defendants faced charges linked to Young Slime Life, with criticisms over using song lyrics as evidence.

Malachi Chaney, 19, is out of the ICU after suffering serious injuries during an EF-2 tornado in Henry County, Georgia. Thrown 300 feet from his home, he now faces a long recovery, including relearning how to walk. His father, actor Tray Chaney, shared updates as the community rallies around the family, with a GoFundMe set up to aid their recovery.

Three juveniles were arrested after a police chase and crash in Brookhaven, linked to a wave of youth crime in metro Atlanta, including vehicle theft and potentially a drive-by shooting.

Gwinnett County Police arrested 19 in a retail theft sting at the Mall of Georgia, recovering over $5,300 in goods.

The family of Qaadir and Naazir Lewis will hold a news conference to discuss the twins' deaths, which were ruled a double suicide but are disputed by the family.

Law enforcement officers fatally shot Jonathan Zuccarini during a narcotics operation in Whitfield County after he pointed a gun at them. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is now handling the case.

Jalen Tylee Hill was sentenced to 81 months for leading a bank fraud and identity theft scheme in Georgia. He also faces three years of supervised release and unspecified restitution.

Jalen Tylee Hill, nicknamed "Roscoe Hill," was sentenced to 81 months in prison for leading a bank fraud and identity theft scheme. He stole checks, created a fake company, and manipulated individuals for deposits. Restitution is pending.