A Georgia man, Shawn Brown, is charged with impersonating an officer after trying to arrest real police officers while disrupting traffic in Marietta.

Firefighters responded to a house fire on Boone Road in Hoschton with one injury; days earlier, another fire occurred on Walnut Street in Evans with no injuries. Investigations continue with no link between the incidents.

A handyman, Anthony Mark Chase, was arrested for breaking into a historic home in Newnan with a bottle of wine and causing damage. He had previously worked there and claimed someone was chasing him.

The Rockdale County Sheriff's Office seeks help finding Donald McClarence, missing since Thanksgiving. Three men were arrested in a Summergrove shooting over a stolen handgun; no injuries were reported.

The Atlanta Falcons interviewed 13 candidates for their head coach position, including high-profile names and less-known contenders, in a commitment to revamp their strategy after recent losing seasons.

A man was fatally shot in an Atlanta burglary, with a possible female shooter found at the scene. Police are investigating the incident and the relationship between the parties involved.

Authorities are searching for James Raborn, the suspect in a Roswell bank robbery, deemed "armed and dangerous." After a car chase and crash, he fled on foot, leading to a soft lockdown at a local school.

Bradley Scott McDaniel of Waleska, Georgia, received a 30-year sentence, with 20 years served in prison, for multiple violent crimes against his girlfriend.

A suspect was arrested in Florida for the murder of Marietta mother Melinda Jolly. Charles Cook faces charges as Jolly's children and family seek support.

The trial of rapper Young Thug and YSL continued amidst discussions on gang sign usage and was delayed due to a stabbing incident involving defendant Shannon Stillwell.

A week of rain and potential thunderstorms is predicted for Atlanta, with temperatures ranging from the high 40s to 60 degrees and east winds of 5-10 mph.

A former officer, Michael Chapel, convicted of murder in 1993, claims new evidence proves his innocence, challenging the prosecution's case, amidst a revelation of an old tape that could impact his defense.

Dunwoody was recertified as a Gold Level Green Community by the ARC for its sustainability efforts, including LED street lighting, an energy-efficient city hall roof, and electric vehicle charging stations.