A human skull was found near train tracks in northwest Atlanta; authorities are investigating to identify the remains and determine the circumstances.

Clayton County's most wanted suspect, Victor Langston, was captured in a DeKalb hotel on Memorial Day, ending a manhunt for his involvement in a fatal shooting.

Two children were seriously injured in a late-night SUV and van collision on Austell Road, Cobb County. The Cobb County Police is investigating the crash.

Georgia police detained an alligator in a residential area and released it back into the wild, as per a video shared by the Chatham County Police Department.

A man was shot in Atlanta and police are investigating to identify a suspect and motive. The victim is hospitalized and remains unidentified as the inquiry continues.

Two individuals were wounded in a shooting at a Brookhaven intersection; details of the incident remain unclear.

A fire damaged a room at Atlanta's LGBTQ+ bar Blake's on the Park, with the cause under investigation. No injuries were reported, and the venue is significant to the local community.

Grant Martin, a heart patient at Emory, had a graduation in the hospital after Columbus State University worked to ensure his academic efforts were honored.

A woman suffered multiple stabbings in southwest Atlanta; her condition is critical. A known suspect is implicated, with motives unclear as the police investigate.

Zachary Iona, 22, was sentenced to life with 30 years before parole for raping and stabbing a 15-year-old in Gwinnett County after connecting on Snapchat.

Atlanta, Savannah, and Athens from Georgia are among 15 cities shortlisted to become the new home for the Sundance Film Festival starting in 2027, highlighting Georgia's growing film industry.

Biden accelerates regulations on emissions and other areas trying to enact sustainable changes before the election and potential political shifts that could reverse his administration's progress.

Google's Tech Exchange program, focused on diversifying tech, concluded a semester for over 150 students from HBCUs and Hispanic-serving institutions with a networking event in Atlanta.