Two people were injured in a random shooting in Atlanta; a woman was hit by stray bullets and a man was shot multiple times. Both are stable; the shooter is at large.

A corrections officer in Coweta County boarded a school bus and threatened children for bullying his son, leading to an internal probe and cooperation with the sheriff's office.

The Atlanta Falcons interviewed Baltimore Ravens' Mike Macdonald for their head coach position following Arthur Smith's exit after another subpar season.

New legislation ensures a minimum of 5% of federal contracts go to businesses owned by service-disabled veterans, a major win for Georgia's disabled veteran entrepreneurs.

Fulton County Commissioner Natalie Hall was sanctioned by colleagues after a judge found she wrongfully terminated her chief of staff, Calvin Brock, post their romantic relationship. She must now pay damages and receive training.

Victor Hull was arrested for the homicide of 16-year-old Tahjaan Tyler at a Stockbridge apartment complex, facing charges including murder and aggravated assault.

Victoria Bowles is suing the University of Georgia Athletics Association, alleging staff regularly drove vehicles after drinking, an issue highlighted after a fatal 2023 crash. UGA refutes the claims, vowing to defend itself in court.

Ivan Lightsey charged with felony-murder in Dunwoody after a man's overdose, highlighting the ongoing battle against opioid fatalities.

Columbia High School in DeKalb County takes over its band program's finances following allegations of misappropriation against its booster club leadership.

The Atlanta Hawks have partnered with Peachtree TV to broadcast 10 games locally for free during the 2023-2024 season, returning to local airwaves and expanding reach in Georgia and Alabama.

Two women were arrested for trying to smuggle drugs and other contraband into DeKalb County Jail. Items included a drone, tools, and marijuana. They face multiple charges including possession with intent to distribute.

A storm in Metro Atlanta caused a tree to fall on Herbert Williams' car, killing him as he drove to work. His son remembered him fondly as the community mourns the loss.

The Atlanta Police are investigating their handling of a case involving a 4-year-old girl, Treasure McWeay, who starved to death, after failing to conduct requested wellness checks. Her father faces murder charges.