A missing young girl in Newton County was found and reunited with her family after the Sheriff's Office's Facebook post facilitated a prompt community-assisted search.

The Gwinnett County DA is handling a bus hijacking case after the Fulton DA recused itself due to a conflict of interest involving a victim who is an employee there.

Defense attorney in the Young Thug/YSL trial, Brian Steel, compared the process to "communist Russia," criticizing the treatment of witness Kenneth Copeland and suggesting possible coercion.

Two men were arrested in Suwanee for burglary, possessing burglary tools, and unlawful surveillance after a traffic stop revealed stolen items and a hidden camera with footage of a local business owner's home.

Milton's City Council meeting on Monday will include votes on enhancing ambulance services, infrastructure improvements, technology agreements, sports facility partnerships, and a license agreement for Crabapple Fest's use of Lecoma Trace.

Dunwoody maintains its property tax rate and homestead deduction for 2024, despite a 5.81% increase in overall tax due to DeKalb County's assessments. Public hearings are scheduled for discussion.

Two individuals have been arrested for a May shooting in Northwest Atlanta, with the second suspect, Cartez Harvey, charged with murder and aggravated assault.

A man was shot in the arm in Atlanta and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; police are investigating and seeking suspect information.

Barrow County announces closures and service adjustments for Juneteenth, with essential services like public safety and emergency water staff remaining available.

A man was shot multiple times on Peachtree Road in Atlanta and is in stable condition. Authorities are investigating, with no suspect info available yet.

Joe Pacheco is appointed new Deputy Chief of Operations for the Marietta Fire Department, reflecting his extensive fire service experience since 1999.

Marietta City Council has approved the FY 2025 budget, maintaining services without staff additions, tax hikes, or fee increases. The property tax rate and Floating Homestead Exemption remain unchanged.

Athens is keeping parks open, but closing facilities on July 4. Pools and splash pads will be open from 1-5:30 pm for $1. Regular hours resume July 5.