Matthew Allen Pickens, 44, is charged with homicide by vehicle after a fatal crash in Gordon County, where he collided with a family's car while fleeing police.

Two former Dairy Queen managers in Acworth face charges for allegedly embezzling over $40,000. They reportedly committed credit card and payroll fraud.

Smyrna experienced a church arson and a separate apartment fire now investigated as homicide. Suspect Anthony Harris was arrested for the church crime, while the apartment fire death is deemed suspicious.

Atlanta police are investigating a Buckhead shooting as possible self-defense, with the wounded individual hospitalized and no current threat to the public.

Milton’s City Council aims to reduce speed limits on several roads for safety, awaits state approval, and is set to hold a concert and address community causes.

Tamara Gatson, owner of The Book Cellar, wins the Outstanding Achievement Award from Conyers DDA for her positive impact on local culture and commerce.

Georgia lawmakers focus on foster youth transitioning to adulthood, with the Senate Study Committee holding its second session to assess support systems.

Marietta, Georgia, will hold elections for Post 4 on the Civil Service Board, with voting from October 14-16, 2025. Candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria and submit an application by September 19, 2025.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny days, possible showers and thunderstorms on Saturday, and clear skies from Sunday through Thursday with mild temperatures.

Smyrna police investigate a homicide after a body was found during an apartment fire on Windy Hill Road; circumstances appear suspicious, with removed doorbell cameras hinting at foul play.

An officer and a nurse in Gwinnett County saved an 18-month-old who stopped breathing, performing CPR until paramedics arrived and took the child to the hospital.

A South Gwinnett High School student was hospitalized after being stabbed while trying to break up a fight; two others face discipline and criminal charges. Principal assures safety measures are a priority.

Two juveniles were arrested in Jasper for throwing rocks at cars, causing windshield damage. The local law enforcement responded to the incidents on North Main Street.