A Coweta County deputy was arrested after pointing his gun at a fellow officer following a disagreement; he now faces charges and is no longer employed by the Sheriff's Office.

A 50-year-old woman was shot in Atlanta while trying to break up a fight among juveniles. She was stable when hospitalized; no arrests have been made.

Roswell proactively tackles its aging water systems with a Pipe Replacement Program, innovative technology like iHydrant, and has won multiple awards for its water utility management.

DeKalb County's Cross Keys High School will change its mascot from the "Indians" to the Phoenix to address cultural sensitivity concerns and promote inclusivity.

Four people were shot during a dispute at The Hub at Peachtree Center in Atlanta, with the assailant, who has a criminal history, now in custody. An on-site officer responded, preventing further injuries.

The Southern District of Georgia has seen multiple indictments and sentences for federal firearms and drug charges, emphasizing the importance of lawful gun possession to reduce crime.

Dr. Homer Rice, former Georgia Tech athletics director, passed away at age 97, known for contributions to intercollegiate athletics and student development.

The Athens Police Department arrested Anthony Phillips for his involvement in a multi-state fraud ring, finding stolen items and fentanyl in his possession. He faces multiple charges and is linked to crimes across various states.

Joshua Bowser, 29, from Savannah, received a 125-month federal prison sentence for illegal firearm and ammunition possession following a City Market shooting.

A truck driver escaped seconds before a train struck his stalled vehicle on a Bartow County road; there were no reported injuries and the incident is under investigation.

Two women were shot in an Atlanta parking lot; they self-transported to a hospital. Details and suspects remain unclear as police investigate. No arrests made yet.

The Fort Valley Police Department mourns after a reserve officer committed murder-suicide, prompting plans to focus more on mental health issues among the force.

Stephen Hughes has filed lawsuits challenging the legality of the newly approved Georgia city of Mulberry on constitutional grounds, contesting the city council elections and its ability to tax.