A horse from Atlanta's Mounted Patrol Unit was found outside its stable, leading to an investigation into potential vandalism after officers found a cut fence.

Police investigated a shooting in a DeKalb County shopping plaza, with the scene examined overnight, yet no details on victims or motives were released.

The Cobb County Sheriff's Office has launched a GED Training Center at its detention facility to help reduce recidivism through education, partnering with local organizations.

Chris Davis has been named the new Commissioner of the Department of Enterprise Asset Management in Atlanta, a position previously held by him as Deputy Commissioner.

Trump's legal team filed an appeal against a judge's decision not to disqualify the Fulton County DA from the Georgia election case, citing potential bias.

A child witnessed a deadly shooting at the Gables Mill Apartment Complex in Cobb County, with one dead and another injured. Police investigate as the community's sense of security is shaken.

Kennesaw's Community Development Offices have moved to the new Dale Burrell Government Complex to improve service delivery, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony set for March 26.

Andrew Taylor has been charged with the fatal shooting of his brother, Zachary, after a confrontation in Eastman, Georgia. The GBI is investigating the incident.

Two Georgia men received lengthy federal prison sentences for drug and firearm offenses, with Rodrick Taylor sentenced to over 24 years and Antonio Reid to over 17 years, both without parole.

Ex-Sheriff Victor Hill of Clayton County was released from federal prison to community confinement before completing his full sentence for civil rights violations.

Athens-Clarke County received an $800,000 federal grant for planning improvements to key corridors to enhance connectivity and safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users.

A 23-year-old man was shot and killed at a Chamblee gas station after asking for money. The suspect, Quinterius Sutton, 26, is charged with murder and other offenses.

Georgia denies clemency for Willie James Pye, set for execution after a conviction for murder and other crimes from 1993. His lawyers' pleas of intellectual disability were rejected.