The Paulding County Sheriff's Office criticizes the "Senior Assassin Game" due to safety concerns, heightened by an incident where a teen was shot by an off-duty agent who mistook the game for a real threat.

Three candidates have launched campaigns for Atlanta City Council, focusing on issues like public safety, economic equality, and government transparency.

The GBI arrested Joshua Buckley, a registered sex offender from Martin, on charges related to child sexual exploitation, following an investigation that began with a tip-off.

Union City Parks & Recreation is hosting a free Easter Egg Hunt at Ronald Bridges Park on April 19th, offering games, food, and prizes for the community.

Union City has begun its annual fire hydrant testing and maintenance, set to continue until June 9, 2025, potentially causing temporary tap water discoloration.

Commissioner Chakira Johnson invites DeKalb County constituents to a "Community Connection" breakfast meeting for updates and dialogue on April 12 at the East Central DeKalb Community & Senior Center.

A former Walker County Sheriff's lieutenant, Amy Kathleen Bradley, pleaded guilty to theft involving citation payments and must serve four years in prison plus pay over $70,000 restitution.

Atlanta rapper Killer Mike was honored with a Senate resolution by Sen. Kenya Wicks for his contributions to music, community service, and economic empowerment through his digital banking platform, Greenwood.

A 29-year-old man was fatally shot in a vehicle in southeast Atlanta; police are investigating the incident with no suspects or motives disclosed yet.

Atlanta Police investigate a shooting following a verbal dispute on Howell Dr SE, leaving one man hospitalized.

Lawrenceville received a $20,000 grant for the Magnolias on a Sweet Breeze mural, involving community participation and set to start in April near Georgia Gwinnett College.

Clayton County invites the public to an Alcohol & Safe Driving Awareness Event to educate on the dangers of impaired driving with simulations and interactive activities.

Dormaine Mitchell, a convicted felon, was found guilty by a Baldwin County jury for illegally possessing a firearm and now faces up to 15 years in prison.