GBI concludes a man found hanging near High Shoals Falls died by suicide; the hiker was identified as Trevonte Jamal Shubert-Helton.

The Fulton County Board of Ethics stated it lacks jurisdiction over complaints against DA Fani Willis, directing them to the State Ethics Commission instead.

Second suspect arrested in a fatal shooting in a Macon Walmart parking lot over a carjacking incident; victim's family sues Walmart for inadequate security.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport held an emergency response drill called "Big Bird" as mandated by the FAA, involving multiple agencies and volunteers simulating a disaster.

Georgia lawmakers are proposing Senate Bill 457 to reestablish a consumer watchdog for utility bill regulation amid rising electricity bills from Georgia Power.

Rep. Mike Collins will leave a State of the Union guest seat empty in honor of Laken Riley and as a protest against Biden's immigration policies, claiming they contributed to her death.

Georgia's Senate Public Safety Committee passed a bill to cut state aid from sanctuary cities and potentially remove local officials for harboring unauthorized immigrants.

Police in Gainesville, Georgia, issued a Mattie's Call for missing woman Lynn Biegeleisen, who has bipolar disorder and was last seen driving a gray Ford Maverick.

Fulton County officials reported no leak of residents' personal information following a cyberattack, and recovery efforts with security upgrades are underway, with some services already restored.

The 12 & Under boys' basketball all-stars from Douglas-Coffee County won the GRPA State Tournament at the Central Square Complex, with a final score of 76-66 against Sumter County.

A man posing as a "witch doctor" in Gwinnett County was sentenced to life in prison for committing multiple sex crimes, including rape, under the guise of spiritual rituals.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation ruled the death of Trevonte Jamal Shubert-Helton at Swallow Creek Wildlife Management Area as suicide. This conclusion was reached after reviewing Medical Examiner’s preliminary findings.

A shooting at College Park Station, part of Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), injured one person. A suspect is detained, and the police are investigating the incident.