Georgia prosecutors dropped money laundering charges against three activists involved with Atlanta's "Stop Cop City" movement, but racketeering charges remain.

Shanequa Gay's "Psalms for Black Girls" exhibit opens at Fulton County Arts & Culture, exploring challenges faced by African American girls, accessible until January 18, 2025.

Ray Dexter Ewings, an ex-Warner Robins police officer, was arrested for sexual battery and violating his oath of office after allegedly touching someone inappropriately on duty.

Masked robbers stole $150,000 after breaking into an Atlanta Check Cashiers location through the ceiling, as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta and Atlanta News First.

The GBI is investigating the shooting death of Calvin Hart Jr. in Thomson, GA, at the request of the local sheriff's office. No arrests have been made, and the public is urged to provide any relevant information.

A man was shot in the arm at an Atlanta intersection and was hospitalized in stable condition. No arrests have been made, and police are investigating the incident.

GBI renews call for tips on the 2009 murder of grandmother Maryanne Humphrey in Douglas County, as the 15th anniversary of the unsolved case approaches.

An Atlanta man was arrested for the September 13th fatal shooting of 21-year-old De'shaune Hall in Marietta, after a collaboration between witnesses and police.

Butts County announced its official write-in candidates for the General Election, including a diverse group for President and local offices, highlighting the democratic spirit.

The Marietta City Council will hold committee meetings on September 24th at 5:15 p.m. at City Hall, with options for public participation in person or online.

The Milton BZA is set to review a property owner's appeal against city code interpretations during a public meeting, focusing on construction and demolition notification standards.

An Atlanta police officer accidentally shot himself in the leg while handling a firearm at the Public Safety Annex Building. He is now stable at Grady Memorial Hospital. The incident is under investigation to determine the cause.

Two former credit union executives from Valdosta have been sentenced for a multi-million dollar fraud scheme involving identity theft and fraudulent loans.