The Atlanta community is shocked by a fatal shooting at Up Next Barber Shop where barber Stephen Everson was killed by colleague James Moss over a client dispute. Moss faces murder charges.

A man was hospitalized with critical injuries after a shooting in Atlanta, following an argument over water sales. The unidentified suspects fled the scene, and police are seeking public assistance.

Marquis Green, 27, has been arrested and charged with the murder of 60-year-old Robert Terry in Lawrenceville following an autopsy that ruled Terry's death a homicide.

The U.S. Attorney's Office settled with Smarter Kids Child Care for ADA violations after the daycare denied access to a child with autism, requiring non-discrimination policy implementation and penalties.

A man was shot and wounded near 1483 Arthur Lanford Jr. Pl. SW in Atlanta; his condition is stable but no suspect information is available. Police are investigating.

James Moss, 44, was charged with murder and related offenses in Atlanta after a man was found shot dead at 3730 Carmia Drive SW. The investigation is ongoing.

Two males were injured in a shooting and stabbing incident following a dispute on Cleveland Avenue SW, with both transported to the hospital for treatment.

An Atlanta Residential Reentry Center employee was arrested for sexually assaulting a federal inmate and faces investigation by the DOJ Office of Inspector General.

The Justice Department found that Fulton County Jail in Georgia violates constitutional laws, with conditions leading to violence, neglect, and deaths.

Donnie Skillman was found guilty of drug trafficking and firearms charges by a federal jury; he is the last of ten defendants in an Augusta drug ring, facing life in prison.

The GBI is investigating the death of Devin Jeter, whose body was found in the Ocmulgee River, and seeks public help to locate his missing rented silver Jeep Compass.

Three members of the Ghostface Gangsters, including a high-ranking member, pleaded guilty to meth trafficking. They operated from within Georgia prisons.

An Idaho man was sentenced to 10 years for hacking and extortion, compromising personal data of over 132,000 people, including a medical clinic's patients.