A judge denied bond for Diante Reynolds, who is suspected in the disappearance and presumed murder of Allahnia Lenoir in Atlanta, with the defense claiming a weak case.

Two Georgia teens overpowered a deputy, fired his gun, and escaped custody, prompting a manhunt and community alert for residents to report any suspicious activities.

A motorcyclist, Clint Nalley, was arrested for drug trafficking and evasion after a high-speed chase ended with him crashing and trying to escape by swimming in Lake Lanier.

Andres Felipe Sierra of Cherokee County was convicted on multiple charges, including the strangulation and maltreatment of minors, with sentencing scheduled for May 8.

An armed robbery at a Dollar General in Henry County, GA occurred where a masked suspect stole cash and an iPhone, and authorities seek public assistance.

A man stole $15,000 during a burglary at a Korean restaurant in Gwinnett County, and a teen is in critical condition after being stabbed by another student at Sprayberry High School in Cobb County.

A man was killed by multiple gunshots at DeKalb County's The Clarion Apartments. DeKalb County police are investigating the shooting, which occurred around 1 a.m., with no suspect or motive identified yet.

The Georgia Senate committee rejected the Peach Care Plus Act, which aimed to expand Medicaid to uninsured adults. The defeat came despite heated debates and concerns about uninsured Georgians and rural hospitals.

A Houston mother seeks answers about her veteran son's death in DeKalb County Jail, highlighting his mental health struggles and lack of adequate treatment.

A bomb threat at Booker T. Washington High School in Atlanta was found not credible by police, with the school returning to normal operations after a temporary lockdown.

The Department of Transportation is scrutinizing top U.S. airlines to examine how they handle passengers' personal information, prompted by concerns from Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

Forbes Advisor ranked Atlanta 16th in a study of U.S. cities with the worst drivers, based on fatal crash rates and other factors, despite its reputation for tough driving conditions.

The Georgia House passed a bill making it harder for companies seeking state incentives to organize unions, which now heads to become law. Critics argue it violates federal law and foresee costly lawsuits, while supporters deny such conflict.