A man was shot amidst a gunfight in Atlanta and was conscious when police arrived; investigations are ongoing as the community grapples with the incident.

Two men were shot in Atlanta; one is critical and the other stable. Police seek Carwon Redding, offering a $50K reward for information. The investigation is ongoing.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting at Oakland City MARTA station in Atlanta; no injuries were reported after a robbery suspect armed with a knife struggled with officers.

A gas leak at the Navy Federal Credit Union on Jonesboro Road in Henry County led to evacuations and road closures. The road is reopened, but the credit union's entrance remains closed for repairs.

Cobb County residents can review and give feedback on proposed code amendments in November 2024, including topics like film permits and plumbing codes, during public hearings.

Gwinnett County officials will hold a press briefing to update on the BioLab plant fire's impact and containment efforts on Sept. 30, 2024 at 1:30 p.m.

Georgia's burn ban ends, allowing Marietta residents to burn leaves and twigs with permits and adherence to safety guidelines from October 1st to April end.

Atlanta Police responded to a shooting at 50 Mount Zion Road SE, finding a stable 28-year-old man shot, who had moved from the actual crime scene at 121 Cleveland Avenue SE.

Two young men, aged 18 and 19, were shot on Moury Avenue in Atlanta, with one injured in the shoulder and the other in the back. The investigation is ongoing.

A 40-year-old man was shot in the leg in Atlanta, with police beginning an investigation into the incident. No suspects have been detained, and authorities are seeking community assistance.

Cartersville man sentenced to 20 years for child pornography production, after targeting minors and facing multiple charges.

Atlanta officials monitor air quality using handheld devices and drones after a fire in Conyers, reporting no immediate hazards despite the odor reaching the city.

Atlanta announces a major investment in youth, with city leaders and organizations pledging to support children's potential at a press conference in City Hall.