Georgia Senators propose "Donna's Law," to create a voluntary "No Sell" firearms list for citizens struggling with suicidal thoughts, aiming to reduce suicides involving guns.

Ronald Acuña Jr. of the Atlanta Braves has been named baseball's top player by MLB Network, leading with impressive stats including a .336 average and 73 stolen bases.

Markus Alexander-Henderson, a fugitive wanted for aggravated assault, was captured in Douglas County after a near year-long manhunt and a brief foot chase.

A teen was shot in the ankle in southwest Atlanta and taken to the hospital; the known suspect fled, with no arrests yet made. The investigation is ongoing.

A former Georgia teacher pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography discovered via hidden cameras in a rental property’s bathroom. He faces 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Two Cobb County Animal Control workers were arrested on separate animal cruelty charges within the shelter, raising concerns about animal welfare there.

The 2024 Official White House Christmas Ornament will honor former President Jimmy Carter, making him the first living president recognized in this tradition.

A Russian national in Georgia has pleaded guilty to money laundering, running an unlicensed business, and funneling over $150 million through banks. He faces sentencing in May 2024 while the DOJ continues its crackdown on economic crimes.

Both sides prepare final arguments in Georgia's case on election interference, with focus on DA Fani Willis and her ties to special prosecutor Nathan Wade, as key hearings approach to determine any conflict of interest.

The GBI is investigating the death of Trevonte Jamal Shubert-Helton, whose body was found by a hiker at Swallow Creek Wildlife Management Area in Georgia.

Fulton County's Reparations Task Force is researching the impact of slavery and segregation on Black communities to prepare recommendations for restitution.

The railroad crossing at Suwanee Dam Road will close temporarily on March 5 for essential track improvements by Norfolk Southern, potentially causing two days of traffic detours.

Lesley Chappell Green, known as "Grip," a Gangster Disciples member, has been sentenced to life without parole for his role in gang-related murders.