Clayton County Police are searching for an older gray Charger involved in a drive-by shooting injuring two children in Jonesboro. The public is urged to assist.

Smyrna's Movie in the Park event on Father's Day features "Back to the Future". Registration is required, costs $10 per family, and includes popcorn and treats.

A 50-year-old woman was shot in Atlanta while trying to break up a fight among juveniles. She was stable when hospitalized; no arrests have been made.

Four people were shot during a dispute at The Hub at Peachtree Center in Atlanta, with the assailant, who has a criminal history, now in custody. An on-site officer responded, preventing further injuries.

The Athens Police Department arrested Anthony Phillips for his involvement in a multi-state fraud ring, finding stolen items and fentanyl in his possession. He faces multiple charges and is linked to crimes across various states.

Georgia Congressmen visited the USPS facility in Palmetto tackling mail delays and discussed improvements, with expectations for enhanced service within months.

A defendant in Young Thug's trial was stabbed, delaying court proceedings, while the rapper's attorney was held in contempt for withholding information.

A woman was shot trying to stop a youth fight in Atlanta and is in stable condition. Police are investigating the incident, which happened on Middleton Rd NW.

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More suspects face felony charges in the investigation of the Savannah shootout that injured 11. Jacorey Porter is the latest arrest in connection to the crime.

WalletHub ranked Atlanta as a top city for staycations based on its recreational activities, parks, pools, and food and entertainment options, according to a study analyzing over 180 U.S. cities.

Nine Decatur businesses were burglarized by masked individuals in a spate of break-ins, with cash registers targeted and windows smashed. Local police are investigating.

Two Georgia siblings were sentenced to 21 months in prison for defrauding unemployment and COVID-19 relief programs, ordered to pay $140,228 in restitution.