Scott Keith has been promoted to Superintendent of the Northwest RSAT, effective March 1, 2025, after a 20-year career with the Georgia Department of Corrections.

High school wrestler Dominic Haines suffered a severe neck injury, rendering him partially paralyzed, during a state championship match. His team won the title in his honor.

Atlanta Police reports a woman in critical condition after a stabbing at 2500 Center Street NW. The Aggravated Assault Unit is investigating the incident with no arrests announced.

Three people were wounded in a downtown Atlanta shooting stemming from a parking dispute, with both male participants shooting each other and a female bystander injured. No arrests have been made.

Atlanta opens warming centers for residents during cold weather, with spaces designated for women and children, and offers transportation from the Gateway Center.

Sen. Ossoff criticized the Trump administration for denying Georgia's request to extend federal aid for Hurricane Helene cleanup, while Gov. Kemp plans to use state funds to cover costs.

A lightning strike likely caused a fire that destroyed a home of the Legionaries of Christ in Cumming, Georgia, with the local community rallying support.

A man was shot in Atlanta's Zone 6 and hospitalized in stable condition. The victim is not cooperating with police, who are seeking witnesses and evidence.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting over a business dispute on February 15th at 257 Trinity Ave SW in Atlanta; police investigation is hampered by uncooperative witnesses.

A juvenile was shot in his home during early morning gunfire in Atlanta. The APD is investigating the violent incident with no suspects or motives disclosed yet.

Georgia reports a record-high $53.1 billion in exports for 2024, a 6.4% increase over the previous year, outperforming the national average. Governor Kemp credits strategic investments and job creators for this growth.

Cynthia Maria Melendez was convicted of theft and DUI charges in Cherokee County after stealing an acquaintance's car and crashing it while intoxicated. Awaiting sentencing, she faces potential jail time.

Following a tragic incident at Lindley Middle School, Cobb County schools introduced Vapor Wake dogs to detect firearms and explosives, enhancing their safety measures.