A man, 40, was fatally shot at 781 Magnolia Way NW, Atlanta; police responded at 4:09 PM. No suspects or motives yet; APD's Homicide Unit is investigating.

Isaac Hernandez was arrested in Gwinnett County for an aggravated assault at a gas station where an altercation led to another individual being struck with a firearm.

Firefighters in Fayetteville responded to a blaze at a commercial building; no injuries were reported, but all businesses there remain closed. The cause is under investigation.

Atlanta PD names Iquane Brown as a person of interest in a homicide case after a male victim was found shot, related to a missing person report. Brown is in jail for an unrelated robbery and had ordered a rideshare on the day of the homicide.

A man was fatally shot in Southeast Atlanta and pronounced dead at Grady Hospital; authorities are investigating, and the victim's identity is unreleased.

College Park Police investigate an infant's tragic death; a man is charged with murdering his son, found dead in a hotel after being left alone for two days.

A USPS truck spilled undeliverable mail on I-285 in Cobb County, with Pastor Male Atkins collecting the scattered sensitive documents and voicing concerns over data security.

A vending machine vendor was arrested in Gilmer County, Georgia, for alleged child exploitation using AI to create nude images from minors' social media photos.

The Clayton County Police are seeking public assistance to find Floyd Davis, a DoorDash driver missing since January 24th after a delivery. He was last seen in a black Nissan Murano.

A 63-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot in the neck near an Atlanta apartment complex, with scant details and no suspects yet identified.

An Alabama man is charged with capital murder for the killing of a Roswell couple, with the suspect quickly apprehended due to evidence and 911 call information.

A carjacking in Decatur ended in a multi-car crash after a police chase, leaving four injured. The suspect was apprehended and faces multiple charges.

37 individuals face charges in a south Georgia federal indictment for running a drug distribution network involving cocaine, methamphetamine, oxycodone, and marijuana; potential life sentences upon conviction are possible.