Jyquez Harvey, on Atlanta's Most Wanted list for the murder of student Julian Kolb, was caught by MARTA Police while in possession of a stolen medicine bottle, gun, and drugs.

The GBI has arrested three individuals, including a former magistrate judge, on charges related to a Camden County burglary involving illegal entry and property damage.

A Waynesboro man received over 26 years in federal prison for multiple armed robberies across Georgia. Cordell Cobb, 24, was convicted for ten robberies and related firearm offenses.

A rideshare dispute over climate control between reporter Tabitha Turner and Uber driver Nicole Smith led to an alleged assault and charges against Smith.

Brookhaven police seek leads in the unsolved murder of a 15-year-old boy, offering a $10,000 reward for information following the June 14 shooting near a local McDonald's.

Atlanta police responded to a reported adult kidnapping involving an ex-couple, resulting in a vehicle accident and both parties hospitalized. The suspect was arrested with charges pending.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-20 in Atlanta, involving a tractor-trailer and a Ford Expedition, resulted in one fatality and an ongoing police investigation.

The Atlanta Police Department arrested Jyquez Harvey in connection with a 2023 homicide, with another suspect, Blain Stafford, also charged. Both are presumed innocent and await further legal proceedings.

The GBI is investigating an inmate's death at Chatham County Jail; 45-year-old Adam Lewis Varnedoe found unresponsive and pronounced dead despite life-saving efforts.

A man was arrested after a high-speed police chase in Sandy Springs involving a stolen Dodge Challenger; charges include vehicle theft and reckless driving.

A Ghostface Gangsters leader received 30 years for a meth distribution conspiracy run from prison, with associates facilitating the drug flow across Georgia.

Sen. RaShaun Kemp hosted a Father's Day event at the Georgia Capitol to honor fathers and introduced a resolution to celebrate paternal contributions year-round.

Six individuals were arrested for vandalizing LGBTQ+ pride flags in Atlanta during Pride Month, with charges pending, including potential hate crime designation.