Police are seeking help to identify a woman found shot dead near an Atlanta cemetery, releasing photos of her tattoos and clothing for public assistance.

Barrow County Commissioner Alex Ward earned a Specialty Certification from the ACCG Lifelong Learning Academy, demonstrating his commitment to public service.

A woman was shot in the foot on Rock Street NW in Atlanta, with police investigating the non-fatal incident. No arrests have been made, and authorities are seeking information.

Officials warn parents about THC-laced candies modeled after popular snacks found in Fayette County, highlighting the risk of accidental ingestion by children.

A fire at Cobb County's Vinings View apartments displaced residents without causing severe injuries, despite one person jumping from a balcony. Firefighters controlled the blaze quickly; its cause remains unknown.

Atlanta Police seek public help in finding James Moon, 82, missing since April 19 from Fayetteville Road residence. Residents are urged to report sightings to 911 or the Adult Missing Persons Unit.

Milton prepares for its July 4th event, "Red, White, and YOU," featuring a parade, a foam party, and festivities. Sponsorship applications are open for businesses.

Fayetteville Councilwoman Dr. Niyah Glover won the Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leadership Award for her mental health advocacy in the community.

Cobb County announces a summer outdoor concert series featuring a diverse range of musical genres and artists, with various venues offering both free and paid seating options.

Georgia Grown has launched the 2025 You-Pick Agritourism Map to help visitors explore over 30 local farms and engage with the state's agricultural heritage.

Inez Grant appointed as Hall County's Solicitor General by Governor Kemp following Stephanie Woodard's resignation.

A woman was arrested for a fatal shooting in DeKalb County; she's charged with malice murder. The victim, Kaaylynn Jackson, died after being shot at 1600 Derwin Brown Drive.

A judge ruled Asia Calabrese-Lewis not guilty by reason of insanity in her daughter's drowning, citing bipolar disorder and psychotic mania which impaired her judgment. She will receive a mental evaluation and treatment.