Paula Guzman appointed the new Director of Atlanta's Mayor's Office of International & Immigrant Affairs by Mayor Andre Dickens, with a focus on enhancing the city's global connections and supporting its immigrant community.

18-year-old Hannah Hackemeyer is charged with vehicular homicide after a crash killed a Lakeside High School student, with authorities currently seeking her arrest.

Police arrested kidnapping suspect Grayson Breaux near a Sandy Springs trail after using a license plate reader. He allegedly abducted a woman, a former roommate, violating a protection order. He's charged with kidnapping and aggravated stalking.

Georgia has enacted "Wesley's Law," signed by Governor Brian P. Kemp, allowing anti-opioid meds in government properties, such as schools, to combat overdoses.

Cobb & Douglas Public Health is accepting applications for CHIP Partnership Grants, offering up to $25,000 for health initiatives in local communities.

Marietta City Council schedules meetings for early May, with public attendance encouraged both in-person and online, as well as informal post-meeting social events. Agendas and live meetings to be accessible on the city website.

Republican candidates for Georgia's 3rd Congressional District debated issues like immigration and abortion, with ex-Trump aide Brian Jack emphasizing his connections. Mike Crane, Mike Dugan, Philip Singleton, and Jim Bennett also participated.

Gunfire at Augusta Mall injured one; police seek two individuals from surveillance footage. The mall closed for the day and reopened on Monday. Witnesses reported chaos near Dillard's with patrons scrambling for safety.

Two men were critically injured in a shooting following a violent altercation in Atlanta on the night of April 27th. The incident is under investigation.

A 16-year-old was critically injured in a shooting on Oak Knoll Terrace SE in Atlanta, with the APD investigating the incident and seeking public assistance for information.

A woman was killed and two men injured in a domestic violence-related shooting at a Lilburn, GA shopping plaza; the ex-husband is the suspected shooter.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has signed Addy's Law, imposing a $1,000 fine for illegally passing a stopped school bus, with jail time of up to a year possible.

Several vehicles were damaged by gunfire during an early morning shooting on Cheshire Bridge Road in Atlanta, but no injuries were reported. An investigation is underway.