Former Rockdale County High School band director Jacques Jones has been arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a minor unaffiliated with the school.

Heride in Atlanta offers rideshares with an all-female driving crew, aiming to ensure safety for women passengers against the backdrop of sexual assault concerns.

Charges were dropped against two accused of killing rapper Young Thug's child's mother, Lakevia Jackson, as court ruled self-defense based on evidence.

Avid Bookshop in Athens is suing the Gwinnett County sheriff, claiming a jail mail policy restricting inmate book deliveries infringes on constitutional rights.

Legislative delays jeopardize compensation for wrongfully convicted Georgians, with individuals like Lee Clark and Joey Watkins facing uncertain futures.

A 14-year-old carjacked a Honda Civic and led police on a high-speed chase in Fayette County, resulting in property damage but no injuries. The teen, now facing multiple felony charges, was arrested without gunfire.

Atlanta Police are investigating a series of drink-spiking and robbery incidents in Buckhead bars, with young men targeted and their accounts drained via mobile payment apps.

Gangster Disciples leaders Chambers and Browner received long prison sentences for gang-related murders in Athens, Georgia, as part of a crackdown on gang violence.

Georgia's Senate approves a school voucher bill, offering $6,500 for private tuition and home-schooling, now awaiting Governor Brian Kemp's signature.

Georgia's HB 451, advocating PTSD treatment for first responders, is pushed by Sgt. Ashley Wilson and has bipartisan support, passing the House and a Senate Committee.

Atlanta is facing a wet week with windy conditions and a high chance of rain, as indicated by the National Weather Service. Showers and gusty winds are expected, with intermittent clear skies and a brief dry spell.

Councilman Joseph Goldstein has been appointed to the FCC's Intergovernmental Advisory Committee to advise on telecom issues affecting various government levels.

"Will Trent" Season 2 continues to showcase Atlanta, with a focus on deeper character development and local elements, amid a demanding production schedule.