College Park Police investigate an infant's tragic death; a man is charged with murdering his son, found dead in a hotel after being left alone for two days.

A USPS truck spilled undeliverable mail on I-285 in Cobb County, with Pastor Male Atkins collecting the scattered sensitive documents and voicing concerns over data security.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens urges the Trump administration to reinstate federal funding, critical for housing vouchers and city programs, as a judge halts the funding freeze.

A 63-year-old man was critically wounded in a rare shooting on Rock Street, NW Atlanta. Police responded at 5:48PM and the victim is hospitalized. The APD's investigation is ongoing.

First Lady Marty Kemp introduced SB 42 in Georgia to close a loophole in the state's human trafficking laws and ensure traffickers face full penalties.

Hartwell Cooper Cliatt, 78, from Lincolnton, GA, is charged with two counts of child molestation by the GBI, following an indictment and subsequent surrender to authorities.

Gainesville Police are searching for Alan Barrera, wanted for the murder of Ari Ramirez, who was fatally shot. Another suspect, Roberto Acevedo, is charged with involuntary manslaughter.

Decatur man Derric Simpson was sentenced to 25 years after pleading guilty to charges including injuring an officer during a chase and crash in Dunwoody.

Cory Brenner was arrested in Gwinnett County for two burglaries after police found evidence linking him to $20,000 in stolen items.

Allen Lee of Buford was found safe after being reported missing; authorities had sought public help to locate him, underscoring community involvement in such cases.

Senator Emanuel Jones is hosting a press conference to discuss proposed safe gun storage legislation, informed by a Senate Committee study. The event is at the Georgia State Capitol.

Georgia Senator introduces a bill mandating student-athletes compete in sports based on their birth sex, aiming to protect women's sports and ensure a "level playing field".

Gwinnett County approves over $6.8 million for traffic, pedestrian, and animal service improvements, including intersection upgrades and expansion of an animal welfare center.