Shots fired in a quiet neighborhood in Atlanta resulted in a woman being grazed in the head. Police found evidence of gunfire, but the suspect had escaped. The investigation continues.

Shaun Anthony Akins from Leesburg, Georgia, received a 12-year federal prison sentence for distributing methamphetamine, following a plea of guilty on one count.

A Hiram man faces federal charges for allegedly trafficking large amounts of fentanyl and methamphetamine, with enough fentanyl seized to potentially kill 500,000 individuals.

Brian Moree was arrested on a murder charge in Whitfield County, Georgia, after a woman was found stabbed to death. The arrest followed a multi-agency effort.

Savannah, Georgia resident attacked by two individuals posing as Amazon delivery drivers; the incident involved a home invasion and assault, with ongoing investigations.

A Gainesville woman was arrested by Gwinnett County Police for DUI and related offenses after driving on the wrong side of the road and ignoring police sirens.

Miranda Rachel Briggs pleaded guilty to wire fraud for illegally claiming her deceased ex-husband's military benefits, amounting to $129,000. A sentencing date is pending.

OptumServe settled allegations of ADA violations after denying services to a disabled veteran with a service animal, agreeing to policy changes and $85,000 in damages.

Former officer Amber Ferguson was arrested by the GBI on child sexual exploitation charges. The GBI's investigation is ongoing and they urge the public to provide any relevant information.

A man was shot in his apartment on McDaniel Street, Atlanta, after bullets were fired from outside. The police are investigating the incident and have not announced any arrests.

Clayton County Police search for missing teen Rontavious Singleton, who has schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, and was last seen wearing a gray Nike hoodie and black and white Jordans.

A Rome Middle School student was detained over a potential social media threat, prompting a serious investigation by the Rome City Police and school authorities.

Tex McIver, convicted in his wife's 2016 shooting death, has been released on parole after seven years, with a seven-year probation and house confinement.