Shantidra Harris, 31, was shot and killed by police in a Walmart parking lot in Milton after a reported shoplifting incident and a confrontation where she struck an officer with a vehicle.

A second arrest was made in Jaishawn Overstreet's April homicide in Gainesville, with 18-year-old Quaran Jackson charged with murder and aggravated assault.

A second person, Janiya Moore, was arrested for the May 27th shooting death of Cameron Manago in Athens, facing felony murder and evidence tampering charges.

The GreyStone Amphitheater received a Merit Award from AGC of Georgia for its construction excellence. RaLin was acknowledged for the project's success.

Sincere Rush was found guilty of Malice Murder and Felony Murder in DeKalb County for a shooting death triggered by a noise complaint. A jury convicted him after evidence and surveillance contradicted his self-defense claim.

Niki Jones is named Acting Manager of Athens-Clarke County starting July 13, following the previous manager's resignation. Mayor Girtz is confident in Jones, who has experience in various government roles.

The GBI is probing an officer-involved shooting in Milton, GA, where a suspect was shot and killed, and an officer was injured after a theft at Kohl's.

Atlanta's waste pick-up services will shift for Juneteenth, with collections after the holiday moving one day later for that week. Normal service resumes Monday, June 24.

A shooting in Atlanta's Peachtree Center food court, led by Jeremy Malone, injured three. 911 calls reveal the chaos. Malone, previously convicted, now faces new charges.

Multiple children in Columbus have been charged after the drowning of 15-year-old Zahmere Greene. Charges include involuntary manslaughter and concealing a death.

The Cobb County school district apologized after a student with Down syndrome was separated from her graduation ceremony, promising to formalize plans to prevent future exclusions.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis is fighting an appeal aiming to disqualify her from Trump's election interference case, stressing her work's integrity during a church speech.

Dunwoody maintains its property tax rate and homestead deduction for 2024, despite a 5.81% increase in overall tax due to DeKalb County's assessments. Public hearings are scheduled for discussion.