The GBI is probing a police shooting of a juvenile in Henry County during a domestic call. The boy, allegedly armed with a knife, was shot and hospitalized; no officer injuries were reported.

A man was shot and injured in Atlanta; police suggest the assailant may be an acquaintance. No arrests made yet.

A 60-year-old man was shot in Atlanta during a drug deal-related altercation; police are investigating and seeking information on the unidentified suspect.

Labor Day Weekend in Atlanta is packed with events, including Dragon Con and college football games, drawing visitors nationwide and boosting the city's economy with over $100 million projected revenue.

Georgia Senate Democrats are meeting to discuss CDC developments, with a press conference after their roundtable on September 2 at the State Capitol. Media can confirm attendance with Zach Pishock.

Four suspects were arrested following a year-long vehicle theft investigation in Gwinnett County, facing multiple charges including RICO violations and theft-related felonies.

DeKalb County Schools began renovations on Cross Keys High School, with upgrades to improve the learning environment and infrastructure, aiming for completion by 2028.

DeKalb County increases the reward to $15,000 for information on a 2017 triple homicide in Stonecrest, seeking justice for the victims and closure for their families.

Conyers University returns with free, interactive sessions for residents to learn about local government, starting October 6, 2025, with prior registration required.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny days and possible night-time storms, with temperatures reaching mid-80s and intermittent chances of rain throughout the week.

Atlanta's Archbishop calls for gun reform following a deadly shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school, where two students were killed. Leaders across Georgia, including Governor Kemp and Senator Warnock, express horror and urge action on gun safety.

Sandy Springs received a AAA rating from S&P Global for its $48.6 million bonds for fire service improvements, reflecting strong economy and fiscal management.

Richmond County man Earl Demetrius Overton was sentenced to 84 months for mail theft and bank fraud involving over $400,000 and sentenced to three years of supervised release.