Three individuals were charged in connection with the death of Maury-Ange Faith Martinez, found deceased in Tennessee, following her disappearance from Alpharetta.

A 6-year-old boy in LaGrange was hospitalized after being hit by a vehicle on July 4th; the driver's details and potential charges are not yet disclosed. The police are investigating the incident.

A man robbed a McDonald's in Atlanta through the drive-thru window, escaping with a cash tray. Police are investigating, and there's a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Police search for Jaylen Hill after he allegedly shot his cousin, Righteous Hill, over a vehicle dispute. Despite a reward offer, Hill remains at large.

President Biden awarded the Medal of Honor to two Union soldiers, Philip G. Shadrach and George D. Wilson, for their valor in the Civil War's Great Locomotive Chase.

Amid a heat advisory in Atlanta, Georgia Power customers face higher electricity bills, prompting the need for energy-saving measures and financial assistance through various programs.

Macon, Georgia, has welcomed 15 new firefighters to tackle both fires and emergency calls, aiming to address a shortage and improve emergency response times.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes frequent showers and thunderstorms with a high near 95°F and a 60% chance of rain later today, potentially continuing into next week with gradually cooler temperatures.

Metro Atlanta prepares for the 4th of July with activities including parades, fireworks, and concerts across various communities, as detailed in a WABE article.

Clayton County recognizes Jaime Montalvo as July Veteran of the Month for her military service and IT contributions in education and community service.

The City of Woodstock will honor WWII veteran Russell Vaudrey as Grand Marshal in the July 4th parade, celebrating his service and community contributions.

Joseph Grier faces charges for the fatal hijacking of an Atlanta bus where Earnest Byrd Jr. was killed. The high-speed chase ended in Stone Mountain, GA.

Sen. Jon Ossoff initiated an inquiry into the protection of election workers, soliciting DOJ and FBI strategies to counter increased threats against them.