The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Columbus, where Jacob Kyle Brannon was wounded during a domestic dispute. No officers were injured.

The Fayetteville Mental Health newsletter for February 2025 provides resources on teen dating violence, urging awareness and support for healthy adolescent relationships.

A Georgia Senate committee advanced a bill to potentially force Atlanta to lease its city jail to Fulton County amid overcrowding issues and constitutional concerns for detainees.

Samuel Norman was arrested by Gwinnett County Police in connection with an armed robbery after a detailed investigation including video evidence analysis.

Clayton County has announced a Commissioner's Block Grant for local non-profits, requiring a mandatory workshop for applicants seeking community-improvement funds.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is probing an officer-involved shooting after a car chase in Clayton County ended with an armed suspect's vehicle crashing and the suspect being shot.

Marietta City Council prepares for meetings to shape the city's future, with open sessions on February 10th and 12th and public access both in-person and online.

The driver of a tractor-trailer was charged for a hit-and-run after pushing a car through two intersections in Gwinnett County. The car's driver was unharmed.

Iquane Brown, 30, was charged with murder, armed robbery, and other crimes in connection to a January homicide in Atlanta, per the Atlanta Police Department.

Douglas County's District 3 launches an anti-litter campaign, with signs and community involvement to promote environmental stewardship and pride. Commissioner Raxton emphasizes the initiative's role in building a caring community.

The Clayton County Police Department offers a free 10-week Citizens Police Academy to educate community members on various law enforcement aspects, with applications due by February 24.

Mayor Michael Caldwell addressed Woodstock's progress and future plans in his 2025 State of the City, highlighting wealth-building, parks, and technological advancements.

Georgia lawmakers, including Sen. Frank Ginn, continue legislative work amidst a snowstorm, focusing on common sense bills, budget review, hurricane recovery funding, and tort reform.