A 14-year-old boy was shot in the leg in Atlanta after an argument among a group escalated; he is hospitalized but alert, as police investigate the incident.

Former Douglas County Judge Christina Peterson seeks to dismiss charges from a nightclub incident, claiming self-defense and questioning the officer's report. Her absence at a court appearance and her attorney's defense has sparked public interest.

The family of Christon Collins, a deceased Army veteran who died in DeKalb County Jail, seeks answers about his death that occurred following a medical emergency.

A fire damaged a Lawrenceville home in a suspected arson; officials say the grandson might be responsible. Residents escaped unharmed after being alerted by a neighbor. Investigation ongoing.

Erickson Mondesir, 19, was charged with hit-and-run for crashing his car into a Gainesville apartment, injuring an 8-year-old girl, and fleeing the scene.

A man was arrested in Oakwood for murder after a shooting victim crashed a car into a house. Charged with multiple felonies, the suspect remains in jail without bond.

The Atlanta Police released footage of a chase involving a stolen ambulance on April 17, after a man took it from a hospital with medics inside. The man was later arrested.

Two people were wounded in a late-night Atlanta shooting; police seek information on the drive-by incident, while the community deals with the growing gun violence issue.

Dequavius Franklin was convicted of murder and related charges for a New Year's Eve 2021 shooting in Fulton County, after evidence and witness testimony linked him to the scene where Jaquon Anderson was fatally shot.

Chanell M. Crosby's body was found in a car at a MARTA station in Atlanta. She had been reported missing; authorities are investigating and seeking public assistance. Her family had previously lost a son to an unsolved murder.

Gunfire on Cato Street NW in Atlanta leads to a damaged, but unoccupied, home; police are investigating potential links to a prior death investigation.

Judge Paige Reese Whitaker sets strict conduct rules for Young Thug's RICO trial, emphasizing punctuality, no food, wardrobe limits, and courtroom efficiency.

Two men were indicted following a two-year Gwinnett County fraud investigation involving email scams and multiple charges related to fraud and forgery.