Four individuals were arrested in Warner Robins, GA, for drug trafficking, including fentanyl and meth, after an 11-month investigation involving multiple agencies.

Two people were found shot in a car at an Atlanta intersection; the male victim died while the female's condition is unknown. Police are investigating the daylight shooting.

An armed man, Joel McCarty, was arrested at a Carrollton Wells Fargo Bank after he threatened violence and was diffused by a quick-acting police K-9 handler. No injuries were reported, and mental health factors are being considered.

A shooting at an apartment complex in South Fulton resulted in one man’s death and another’s injury. The South Fulton Police Department is investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.

A 16-year-old facing charges for the murder of bus driver Leroy Ramos had evidence found sufficient for case continuation by a DeKalb magistrate. Charges against two others dismissed.

Atlanta police found a man with gunshot wounds at 195 Holly Rd NW; he was alert when found and taken to the hospital. The investigation is ongoing, with no arrests made yet.

Dr. Robert Burkich and his clinic settled with the U.S. government, paying $700,000 for billing for unnecessary chelation therapy to Medicare, without admitting liability.

A man was injured in a shooting on Fulton Street SW in Atlanta, with an ongoing investigation by local police.

Reed Skelton was arrested by the GBI on human trafficking charges after allegedly engaging with a minor on social media and paying for sexual acts in Fulton County, Georgia.

The GBI is investigating the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Gary Ryals at a Hazlehurst convenience store, encouraging witnesses to provide information.

A man was shot over gaming machine credits in Atlanta; police are investigating the incident without a suspect description yet. The victim self-transported to the hospital.

Eight "GoodFellas" gang members face federal charges, including attempted murder and assault, detailed by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia.

Georgia businessman Spencer Askew pleaded guilty to bank fraud and false statements to the VA, involving a $1 million credit line and false claims about providing masks.