A former Florida bookkeeper received a 21-month sentence for embezzling over $173,500 from a Georgia church and its charity, misusing federal loan money.

A former Army soldier was convicted of sexually abusing minors and awaits sentencing for aggravated sexual abuse and attempted production of child pornography.

The GBI is investigating the shooting death of 21-year-old Jykerrion Oliver in Telfair County; the shooter claims it was in self-defense, with no charges filed yet.

"Operation Lights Out" in Georgia led to 19 arrests for charges including human trafficking, where suspects used the internet to lure children for sexual activities.

GBI investigates a police-involved shooting during a narcotics operation in Calhoun, Georgia, where two civilians were injured.

GBI investigates the deaths of a mother and child in Aragon, Georgia, with no ongoing community threat detected.

Superintendent Horton of DeKalb County Schools responds to a teacher-student fight, emphasizing non-punitive approaches for students and revisiting discipline policies with a focus on restorative practices.

A Cedar Grove Middle School coach resigned after a video of him allegedly abusing students spurred an investigation in DeKalb County. Tensions are heightened as the community grapples with multiple incidents of school aggression.

Young Thug discussed his post-prison life and future music in a GQ interview, reflecting on his trial, probation terms, and a ban from Atlanta, with hopes of avoiding past mistakes and focusing on new projects.

Carolyn Freeman, known as "BirdLady," pleaded not guilty to theft by deception for allegedly scamming Chiefs fans over a non-existent tailgate party, with her final plea hearing set for July 7.

A woman in Atlanta was stabbed in the head after a verbal altercation, and despite her wound, she was alert upon police arrival. No arrests have been made, as police continue to investigate.

Caleb Hasty was convicted of reckless driving and speeding in a street race that killed teen passenger Ryan Huckeba in Cobb County. He is sentenced to 12 months, serving six.

A former EMS driver, Bruce Andre Hines, was convicted of raping a 51-year-old woman while on duty and faces 25 years in prison plus lifelong probation.