A chase on July 4th ended in a crash. The suspect, Bryant Ja'Corey De'Juan, faces charges after crashing a Dodge Challenger during a police pursuit. Both occupants were rescued and hospitalized.

July 4 celebrations in Atlanta turned hazardous as shots were fired on Peachtree Street, causing property damage; Quamarlos Simmons was arrested, and no injuries were reported.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny conditions with intermittent showers and thunderstorms, highs in the low to mid-90s, and a gradual increase in precipitation chances as the week progresses.

Officers found a man dead, suspected of self-inflicted harm, and an unharmed child after a standoff in Atlanta. The man was reportedly experiencing a mental health crisis.

Atlanta mourns Thomas G. Sampson Sr.'s passing, celebrated by Mayor Andre Dickens as a legal and civil rights advocate, as well as a mentor to Black attorneys.

An off-duty Atlanta officer was involved in a physical altercation leading to his administrative leave and another man's arrest for battery. The incident is under investigation.

Clayton County announces a Homebuyer Education Workshop to assist prospective buyers in understanding the home purchasing process, with compulsory registration and lunch provided.

A Fairburn man, Malik Kiell Forte, was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for stealing prescription drugs worth nearly $400,000 and illegal firearm possession.

"Paws in the Park" is an upcoming pet adoption event on August 23, 2025, in Clayton County, featuring a "Tail Trail Walk," adoptable pets, giveaways, and local pet vendors.

Gunfire disturbed a Northwest Atlanta neighborhood, leading to a 12-year-old injured by glass. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects yet.

The Atlanta Police Department is enhancing security for the Peachtree Road Race and FIFA Club World Cup final, urging public vigilance and sharing safety tips.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Pine Mountain, GA, where a deputy killed Daphine Jennings after she confronted them with a firearm.

DeKalb County has launched a Peaceful Protest Protocol to support residents in organizing safe, lawful protests while upholding First Amendment rights.