A Douglasville mother is charged with murder after her 3-year-old daughter died from cold exposure; she allegedly used drugs and didn't seek timely help.

Fulton County disconnects its voter registration system due to a cybersecurity incident, affecting preparations for the upcoming presidential primary.

Georgia senators propose amending the state RICO statute to potentially nullify racketeering charges against Trump, with a retroactive application that could affect his legal challenges.

A woman was hospitalized after a shooting in Northwest Atlanta. Police responded at 8:01 p.m. to 569 Simmons St. NW. The victim, alert and communicative, knew the shooter. Investigations continue.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and showers, with windy conditions expected. Temperatures will vary, with a chilly trend and potential frost midweek.

Staff from the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Southern District of Georgia were honored with the Attorney General's Distinguished Service Award for their work on the Ahmaud Arbery case.

Georgia State Patrol Trooper Jimmy Cenescar died in a crash while pursuing a motorcyclist. Atlanta Mayor Dickens expressed condolences and highlighted the dangers law enforcement officers face.

Atlanta opens two warming centers for the vulnerable during cold weather, one for men and another for women and children, with transportation provided from the Gateway Center.

A defendant in the Young Thug and YSL RICO trial was stabbed, causing delays. The trial continued with day 24 focusing on a 2017 event involving Young Thug. Charges against the rapper include gang activity and drug offenses.

Georgia lawmakers are considering increasing Narcan access in schools, allowing staff to administer it and proposing vending machines at universities.

Cherokee County School Board is considering Dr. Mary Elizabeth Davis for superintendent, with a split preliminary vote and some community preference for a local candidate. A formal vote is pending.

Georgia legislators are proposing a bill to make creation and distribution of election-related deepfakes a felony, potentially leading to prison time and fines, amid concerns over both election integrity and free speech.

Atlanta's historic First United Methodist Church plans to build a $125 million affordable housing tower with 170 units, schools, retail space, and parking.