An adult male was shot in the abdomen on Pegg Road SW, Atlanta. Police responded at 5:45PM, and the victim, still alert, was hospitalized. Investigations into the shooting are ongoing.

DeKalb County officials urge peaceful protest as tensions rise during demonstrations, leading to road blockages and several arrests. Authorities balance civil liberties with public safety.

Juneteenth alters Athens-Clarke County waste collection schedules, with no pick-ups on June 19th and combined services on June 20th for some customers.

A 43-year-old man was shot in the leg while walking in Atlanta. Police responded and are investigating with no current suspects or motive. The community is concerned and police seek public assistance.

Milton's City Council will recognize young artists, discuss an ordinance for fireworks near horses, and consider service agreements and appointments on Monday evening.

Gwinnett County firefighters were honored for rescuing a man trapped in a house fire, with Lt. Van Nus's vigilance leading to the save. They received awards for their life-saving efforts.

Jonathan William Harris, wanted for an officer-involved shooting, was caught after a vigilant employee recognized him. He was found hiding with firearms and faces multiple charges.

Georgia officials, including Gov. Kemp and Attorney General Carr, urge calm ahead of the "No Kings" protests, differentiating between peaceful and violent actions, and warning against attacks on law enforcement.

Atlanta hosts Juneteenth events, including parades, live music, and historical talks, to celebrate the end of slavery and honor African American history.

A man's body was found in a Buckhead creek; initial signs of trauma were not confirmed by police. The discovery disrupted traffic and caused surprise in the local community. An investigation is ongoing.

East Point Police responded to a traffic incident where they uncovered a stabbing victim and arrested the assailant, who had falsely claimed another had a gun.

A missing 5-year-old boy from Decatur was found safe, and his non-custodial mother, who took him, was arrested; her previous child abuse charge complicates the case.

DeKalb County has confirmed two rabies cases in dead cats, emphasizing the need for pet vaccinations, avoiding outdoor feeding, and reporting unusual pet behaviors to control.