Douglas residents may experience discolored water during routine maintenance on the Pearl Avenue storage tank from March 12th to 15th; the city offers free rust-removal packets for affected laundry.

Brandon Hatton was arrested for the January murder of DeAngelo Ivey in Scottdale and faces malice murder charges.

A 16-year-old driver died in a car crash in DeKalb County that injured two other teens and knocked down power lines. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Two Georgia men face federal charges, including stalking and using explosives, after plotting and bombing a woman's home and considering other threats like using a python.

A Florida couple was arrested in Monroe County after a traffic stop led to the discovery of a significant quantity of crack cocaine in their vehicle, where a 13-year-old was also present.

Sgt. Todd Heller of the Gwinnett County Police helped a homeless man by purchasing $150 worth of supplies, an act captured by his bodycam and praised on social media.

A juvenile was arrested in Fayette County after a car chase and crash involving a stolen vehicle linked to a DeKalb County carjacking. The chase ended with the suspect crashing and being apprehended despite being armed.

Georgia's House passed a bill making "swatting" a felony, with penalties up to 10-15 years in prison, and defined drive-by shootings for enhanced prosecution.

A 4-year-old girl, Abigail Hernandez, died after being hit by a vehicle at the Mall of Georgia. Her family and the driver are cooperating with the police investigation. A GoFundMe page has been set up to assist her family with expenses.

The Clayton County Board of Commissioners is meeting to set a special election qualifying fee and discuss an easement for Prime Healthcare, as well as road right-of-way abandonments for a logistics center.

Three people, including a child, died in a car crash in Peachtree Corners when a BMW and a Camaro collided. The incident left others seriously injured.

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners is considering changes to meeting rules, such as agenda-setting, public participation, and presentation limits for their meeting on March 26.

Cobb County leaders meet after a violent incident at Six Flags Over Georgia resulted in a teen shot by police, discussing safety enhancements for the park.