Atlanta Police are investigating a stabbing death at 1000 Park Ave NE. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, and the perpetrator remains unknown.

A mother and child, Natalie Cropper and Theory Williams, tragically died in an October house fire in Chattooga County, with the fire's cause under investigation.

Marshall Payne was convicted of the 2016 murder of Donald Fickey Jr., previously ruled suicide, following the victim's family's push for case re-evaluation.

Gainesville High School might take legal action against the GHSA for upholding suspensions of 35 players after a brawl, while Brunswick High accepts responsibility and sanctions.

A $1 million Powerball ticket was sold in Duluth, Georgia, with other local wins reported. No jackpot winner yet; the prize increases to $689 million.

An officer was shot while responding to a hostage situation in DeKalb County. Shkinnia Patrice Thomas is charged with aggravated assault and other offenses. She and the officer were injured but the homeowners were unharmed.

Sen. Derek Mallow calls for negotiation in the dispute between CAT and Chatham County, stressing the need for a solution to prevent public transit funding loss that affects citizens' livelihoods.

Chanel Soto-Portillo, a missing 11-year-old from Gwinnett County, was found safe and reunited with her family. The police had sought public help prior to her safe return. Details of her disappearance remain private.

Douglas County EMA launches a survey to assess community emergency preparedness and gather resident feedback to improve safety and readiness strategies.

A fatal shooting in Atlanta on November 25 left a 24-year-old male dead, with police investigating the circumstances around the 8:48 P.M. incident on Oliver Street.

The article provides a weather forecast for Atlanta, predicting sunny days, potential showers, and a clear but chilly Thanksgiving, with detailed temperature and wind projections.

Spivey Splash Waterpark held a live emergency training to test local agencies' readiness for situations involving a missing child and a medical emergency.

Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals and CEO Jared Wheat were convicted of a $4.7 million fraud and money laundering scheme.