A Fourth of July parade accident in Dunwoody, GA, resulted in a pedestrian being hit and others injured when an F150 Lightning towing a trailer surged forward during a driver change.

Milton intersection at Cox, Etris, and Ebenezer Roads to become an all-way stop for safety amid accidents; change by July 14, interim before roundabout build.

Atlanta musicians and celebrities will take part in the MLB All-Star Celebrity Softball Game, managed by Jermaine Dupri and Javy Lopez. The event benefits Boys & Girls Clubs of America and features notable athletes and artists.

Jianni Jones, a 3-year-old, died in an accidental shooting in East Point. His family is fundraising for funeral expenses as the community discusses firearm safety.

Pike County deputy's car was struck by drunk driver Octavius Ward, resulting in a five-vehicle crash with no serious injuries, amid a holiday crackdown on impaired driving.

A man was fatally shot outside his home in southwest DeKalb County. Police are investigating to find a motive and suspect, and are asking for public tips.

The GBI is investigating a shooting in Glennville with multiple victims, resulting in one death and two injuries. An autopsy is pending, and the investigation is ongoing.

A shooting in Chapel Hill Park, DeKalb County, resulted in three injured, including a critically wounded 19-year-old woman. Police are investigating with no suspects yet identified.

Gunfire in an Atlanta neighborhood led to a man's death after an armed confrontation, with APD investigating and confirming no officer-involved shooting.

Preston Jones of LaGrange was arrested for trying to sell child pornography online after a search at his home revealed over two terabytes of illegal content.

A LaGrange store clerk has been arrested on child molestation charges, according to FOX 5 Atlanta, after a police disturbance call led to a Special Victims Unit investigation.

Two individuals brought suspected live grenades to a Georgia police station, prompting an evacuation and GBI bomb squad assessment, where the items were found harmless and safely removed.

The Fayetteville Mental Health Newsletter focuses on National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, aiming to address mental health challenges in minority communities.