Street closures in Atlanta will occur from Oct 4-7 for a crane removal, with detours set for affected areas. Pedestrian access on certain sidewalks will remain open.

Two Chatham County men plead guilty to charges related to a violent carjacking and drug deal in Savannah; one faces up to 65 years, the other up to 10 years in prison.

Huston Gillis, Lawrenceville’s Public Works Director, has been commended for completing a specialized utility safety certification, the CLCP, highlighting commitment to workplace safety.

Ten young adults in Dekalb County completed the STRIDE program, an alternative to traditional prosecution, offering a second chance and dismissal of charges upon success.

Lavaniel Davis was sentenced to life in prison for murdering Trevon Richardson in 2018 after a botched drug deal; his accomplice, Detavion McDay, received a 40-year sentence.

Milton is hosting a "Rivers Alive" waterway cleanup event on October 26, inviting residents to remove trash from streams and creeks to protect the environment.

The Atlanta Police responded to a shooting at 30 Alabama Street SW, where a 35-year-old male was shot in the abdomen. He was alert when transported to the hospital; the shooter's motive is under investigation.

Jeremiah Carbon has been sentenced for a money order fraud scheme and illegal firearm possession, as confirmed by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia.

Milton's Design Review Board will evaluate Milton Montessori School's expansion plans, including demolition requests and a new building proposal, during a public forum on Tuesday.

A man was shot in the face in Atlanta, and the Aggravated Assault Unit is investigating. The victim survived and is being treated at a local hospital. Authorities are seeking information regarding the assailants.

The GBI is probing an incident involving a MARTA officer and a man at James Orange Park, which began with a response to a nearby robbery. No injuries were reported when an officer's gun discharged during a scuffle.

A road rage incident on GA-400 led to gunfire resulting in one driver hospitalized. Police are searching for the shooter, believed to be driving a dark Tesla.

A South Carolina man was sentenced to nearly six years for shipping counterfeit fentanyl-laced pills to Georgia, after a Postal Service investigation.