An Atlanta man was sentenced to life in prison for a fatal shooting at an apartment complex on August 30, 2022, after being convicted of Felony Murder and other charges.

The Marietta Cobb Museum of Art will host "Initial Object," a solo exhibition by artist Lucy Luckovich, exploring female objectification in the digital age, from April 6 to June 16.

Athens-Clarke County's leaf and limb crews will collect yard waste in Area A during the first week of April, with the Solid Waste Department offering guidance via phone and an online map for residents' scheduled pickups.

A Walmart employee, Adrian Jelks, is sought after a fatal shooting in a Fayette County Walmart, which left a teen dead and a child injured. Another individual, Sandra Romero-Nunez, is in custody for related charges.

Georgia Probate Judge Christina Peterson is recommended for removal by the Judicial Qualifications Commission for alleged misconduct, including misuse of authority and inappropriate behavior.

An individual unsuccessfully tried to breach the FBI Atlanta office by ramming a vehicle into its gate, was arrested and is under investigation with no injuries reported.

A police chase on I-75 in Bartow County led to multiple crashes and two fatalities, including the suspect and a man named Michael Stout. The suspect was fleeing in a stolen vehicle and crashed after a high-speed pursuit.

The trial of rapper Young Thug is delayed due to a stabbing of co-defendant, and the use of rap lyrics as evidence is contested following a Georgia Supreme Court ruling.

Young activists in Atlanta advocate for renewable energy at a Georgia PSC meeting, focusing on the impact of electricity generation and rates set by the PSC on the environment and resident's finances.

An Oklahoma man was arrested in Macon for allegedly shooting two men at a Motel 6; both victims are expected to recover. The suspect is held on multiple charges.

A 34-year-old woman died after being hit by a car in Atlanta; the driver stayed to cooperate with the investigation.

Two fathers in Georgia and New Jersey have been charged with the deaths of their children found in burned cars, in separate, yet similar, tragic events.

The GBI is investigating a double homicide in Dublin, GA, where two were killed and five injured in a shooting. No arrests have been made, and public tips are encouraged.