Khalid Kamau, ex-South Fulton Mayor, is set to face trial for a trespassing charge after rejecting a plea deal. He could get up to a year in jail if convicted.

A woman died in a house fire in Snellville, where firefighters found her body in a bathroom; her husband escaped and the cause of the fire is unknown.

The trial date for Sarah Grace Patrick, accused of killing her parents, is set for January 5, but could be delayed pending a neuropsychologist's report.

Stacey Humphreys' execution is halted while Georgia's Parole Board, facing potential conflicts of interest, deliberates on clemency amid juror bias claims.

The District 3 Citizens Academy in Clayton County offers monthly educational sessions on local government operations from February to October 2026, led by Commissioner Tashé Allen.

Meg E. Heap was sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, with a career spanning over three decades in law, including prosecutorial roles and a board position.

Chamblee Police officers received recognition for saving a man's life at Jiffy Lube by performing CPR and using an AED after he suffered a heart attack.

A vigil was held in DeKalb County to honor Sheriff-elect Derwin Brown, who was killed in 2000. Brown's political opponent was convicted for the murder. A special about the case is now streaming.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee on Improving Family Caregiver Services, led by Sen. Harold Jones II, has made recommendations to support family caregivers, including expansions to state programs and a pilot for older caregivers.

One killed, another injured in a shooting at a DeKalb County apartment complex on Friday night; details of the incident are still under investigation.

A fire in College Park resulted in one woman's death and another injured; both were sisters. The older home made fire control difficult, and the cause is under investigation.

Georgia's GBI arrested Greene County High's coach Darius Robinson for alleged assault on minors. He faces two aggravated assault charges and one for simple battery. The public has been urged to share information.

During a police pursuit for a parking violation in Cobb County, a man with an outstanding warrant accidentally shot himself and was hospitalized with non-fatal injuries. No officers fired their weapons.