Bernard Wallace was arrested in Georgia on 25 counts of animal cruelty after 40 dogs were found in poor living conditions; an ongoing investigation may lead to additional charges.

A man was charged for a 1985 Georgia church double murder after DNA evidence exonerated the previously convicted individual.

The trial of Jacob Muse for the murder of three family members at a gun range in Grantville began, with evidence against him including firearms found at his home.

Ex-Woodstock cop Grant Shaw is sentenced to community service after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Emmanuel Malik Millard.

Conflicting accounts surround the response to the collapse of 15-year-old Amanda Sylvester at volleyball practice; Grady EMS clarified their actions, while the club owner claimed delays in dispatching an ambulance.

A moped driver was killed in a late-night collision with a car in Atlanta's Virginia-Highland neighborhood; police report the driver was erratic before the crash.

Eight Chinese nationals have been indicted for operating a large-scale marijuana cultivation in south Georgia, facing a minimum of 10 years to life in prison and fines up to $10 million.

Atlanta police are investigating a suspected smash-and-grab at Lululemon in West Midtown, with a shattered store door and ongoing assessments of stolen goods.

The mother of a man shot at a Family Dollar store is suing the company, alleging it failed to address crime at the location, which led to her son's death.

Atlanta police seek help to identify a suspect in two armed robberies at Troy Supermarket, urging the public to provide tips through Crime Stoppers Atlanta.

Aaron Hayes pleaded guilty to a RICO Act charge for defrauding recovering addicts through a vehicle scam via his company, Wheels N Recovery, and was sentenced to prison, work release, and full restitution.

A woman died in a crash with a Rome, Georgia police officer's car while he was responding to a hoax bomb threat at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's home. The officer was not critically injured. The threat originated from Russia.

A Richmond County woman was sentenced to 32 months in prison for defrauding COVID-19 pandemic relief programs. She must also pay restitution and will have supervised release.