Ex-Atlanta officer Muhammad faces a grand jury for rape and false imprisonment charges related to a June incident involving intimidation of a massage therapist.

The James Jones Gymnastics Academy is nearing its $60,000 fundraising goal to relocate to a new facility, with support from Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles and celebrities.

K-9 Storm aided in a major drug bust in Pickens County during a traffic stop, leading to the seizure of fentanyl, meth, and paraphernalia. The driver faces charges.

A Georgia business owner, Carl Alan Zaglin, was convicted for bribing Honduran officials and money laundering in a scheme to secure government contracts.

Athens-Clarke County is conducting rigorous testing of voting equipment for the upcoming November 4 elections, inviting the public to observe the process to ensure accuracy and security.

Georgia legislators are planning a joint meeting to address chronic absenteeism in schools on September 22, inviting public interest and participation.

Milton City Council approved an MOU with GDOT for the Highway 9 project, covering financial commitments and plans for road expansion. They also unanimously passed various service agreements and set the Fiscal Year 2026 budget projections.

Suwanee and Sugar Hill cities engage in their third "Community Food Fight" to collect donations for the North Gwinnett Co-Op, with residents encouraged to participate in the charitable event.

The GBI is investigating a shooting incident in Adel, GA, where a man shot himself after a car accident and is in ICU; the event was recorded on an officer’s patrol car video.

A motorcycle-SUV collision on Roswell Rd NE led to the motorcycle rider's death; the SUV driver was injured. Atlanta PD's AIU is investigating the crash.

A manhunt is underway in Franklin County for armed suspect Clinton Patrick Miller after a chase and serious injury incident; the public is warned not to approach him.

Gwinnett County unveils Rabbit Hill Park's Field 7 renovations, featuring synthetic turf for improved accessibility and year-round use, financed by the Recreation Fund.

Atlanta announces a resurfacing project to improve Perry Boulevard and West Marietta Street, set to begin on September 15, 2025, aiming to enhance safety and reduce commuter disruption.