A man was hospitalized with a stab wound after a domestic dispute on May 4 at 2423 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. NW. The Atlanta Police are investigating.

A 10-year-old girl died when a tree fell on her Atlanta home during a storm; two relatives hospitalized but expected to recover. Governor Kemp and the community expressed condolences.

Kimani Copeland is sought by the GBI and Manchester Police for the murder of Shawn Jackson, Jr. in a shooting on Maple Street. Public assistance is requested.

Newnan's Mayor Keith Brady has proclaimed the city's participation in the Greatest American Cleanup, aiming to contribute to the national effort to beautify communities.

Rockdale County announces the "Picture Rockdale" photo challenge for residents to share images that reflect their community, with submissions starting May 1 and accolades for selected photos.

Butts County Probate Court seeks a full-time Deputy Clerk for administrative duties, record-keeping, and court assistance, with a High School Diploma/GED minimum; experience preferred.

Dunwoody celebrates National Bike Month with two group rides, including "Bike to Lunch with City Council" and a family-friendly event, promoting health and community engagement.

Atlanta police seek public help to find a woman linked to a February robbery where a man was lured on a dating site and then robbed by a group of men.

Gwinnett County Police are investigating a homicide in Snellville after a woman was found deceased. The suspect fled and is at large; the police are seeking public assistance and offering a reward for information.

A former Florida bookkeeper received a 21-month sentence for embezzling over $173,500 from a Georgia church and its charity, misusing federal loan money.

A former Army soldier was convicted of sexually abusing minors and awaits sentencing for aggravated sexual abuse and attempted production of child pornography.

Travis Stubbs has been appointed as the new Superintendent of Columbus Transitional Center as of May 1, recognized for his experience and progression through Georgia's correctional system.

Carolyn Freeman, known as "BirdLady," pleaded not guilty to theft by deception for allegedly scamming Chiefs fans over a non-existent tailgate party, with her final plea hearing set for July 7.