A 14-year-old boy was shot in the back in Atlanta and was found alert by police; he is uncooperative with the investigation, which remains ongoing. No suspects or motives have been identified.

A Valdosta CFO, Brandi Hammond, was arrested by the GBI on theft and fraud charges, accused of stealing over $600,000 from Freedom Trailers. She is facing prosecution by the Alapaha Judicial Circuit DA's Office.

The GBI is investigating a fatal police-involved shooting in Snellville, where Rashawn Johnson died during a traffic stop after an altercation and an exchange of gunfire.

Georgia politicians are using AI in campaigns, with GOP candidate Glenn Cook creating AI-generated content, but experts advise caution and human oversight.

A shootout in an Atlanta parking lot involving multiple parties resulted in several vehicles being hit by gunfire; no injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

A man was critically injured in a shooting at 1974 County Line Rd. in Atlanta. Authorities are investigating the incident, which appears to have stemmed from a neighborly dispute.

Two shootings in Gwinnett County involved an attempted robbery in Peachtree Corners and a road rage incident, with police investigating both cases. No fatalities occurred, but the events caused community concern.

Key figures involved in 2020 election disputes face ongoing legal battles but remain politically active, including former President Trump who is facing charges and is named as an unindicted co-conspirator in several states.

An 18-year-old was shot in the leg during an argument in northwest Atlanta. The suspect fled the scene and the victim, alert and breathing, was hospitalized. Police are investigating.

A worker was trapped but conscious with leg injuries after a trench collapsed at the future Brookhaven city hall site; he was rescued and taken to a hospital.

A woman in Atlanta called 911 to order hot wings, prompting police to issue a reminder on using emergency services correctly amid challenges with non-emergency calls.

President Biden pardoned several non-violent drug offenders, including Jeffrey Alan Lewis, as part of his administration’s focus on sentencing reform and rehabilitation.

Craig Allen is indicted for fraud, accused of conning investors and funding his lavish lifestyle with their money, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Georgia.