APD seeks public help to locate three women involved in an attempted liquor store robbery on May 27, where a clerk was threatened with a gun. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Louis DeBroux III is named the new Assistant Commissioner for Research, Strategic Planning, and Government Relations at the Georgia Department of Corrections.

State Senator Billy Hickman has been appointed to key educational and oversight committees in Georgia, indicating his commitment to student support, agriculture, and resource stewardship.

Athens-Clarke County announces Juneteenth schedule changes including suspended bus service, closed administrative offices, and adjusted waste collection.

Two new titleholders were crowned at the 80th Annual Miss Georgia and Miss Georgia's Teen Scholarship Competitions, winning scholarships and the chance to compete nationally.

A man was found dead in a driveway in Southwest Atlanta after a shooting linked to a garage gathering and argument; police are investigating, with drugs and weapons found on the scene.

A 40-year-old man was killed and another driver critically injured in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 285 near the Benjamin E. Mays Bridge early Sunday morning. The collision occurred just after 3:30 a.m. and involved a Nissan Sentra and a Toyota Tacoma. Atlanta Police are continuing to investigate the incident.

DeKalb County Police reported a double fatal shooting, involving victims Tomika Pullins and her niece, Dior Scott, by suspect William Almond, Pullins' estranged husband and Scott's uncle.

Clayton County Jail's Laporsha Williams was arrested for smuggling contraband, facing felony charges including criminal attempt to commit a felony and providing an inmate a telecommunications device.

A car crash in Buckhead, Atlanta, caused a significant water main break, affecting local water service and triggering road closures. Repair efforts are underway, with various institutions and residences impacted.

Atlanta's forecast includes daily chances of showers and thunderstorms with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s, and a consistent pattern of partly sunny days and mostly clear nights.

A federal judge has sentenced Armando Carrillo-Diaz to five years in prison and one year of supervised release for assaulting a federal officer, committing arson, and illegally reentering the U.S. The incident led to evacuations and required a multi-agency investigation.

The Georgia Supreme Court is set to examine the dispute between Fulton County DA Willis and a state Senate committee over subpoenas concerning election interference investigations.