Georgia lawmakers passed multiple bills on Crossover Day, including those affecting undocumented immigrant handling and potentally enabling LGBTQ+ discrimination.

Family and friends held a funeral for Laken Hope Riley, a murdered UGA nursing student, discussing her passion and kindness. Her suspected killer's immigration status has fueled political debate.

A Georgia inmate sued, alleging a guard at Lee Arrendale State Prison sexually assaulted her, resulting in surgery. The lawsuit adds to similar assault claims at the facility since 2020. The guard's employment status is unclear.

The Gwinnett County Police warn of increased coyote activity in metro Atlanta, advising residents to protect pets during the breeding season and be vigilant, especially at night.

A car crash damaged two utility poles in Midtown Atlanta, causing road closures and a power outage for 87 customers. Georgia Power aimed for a restoration time of 11:30 a.m.

A man is critical after being shot at a DeKalb County townhouse. The incident occurred early Friday morning. No arrests have been made. Authorities are seeking tips from the public.

The City of Dunwoody is offering a $15,000 bonus to attract new police officers and has created a Crime Response Team to tackle local crimes efficiently.

Two trucks caught fire on Flat Shoals Parkway, causing road closures and traffic delays; no injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the cause.

An Ethiopian man was sentenced to three years for obtaining U.S. citizenship by hiding his past as a violent interrogator during Ethiopia's "Red Terror."

Donna Lowry explains the importance of Crossover Day in Georgia's legislative process, where bills must pass one chamber to stay alive, with discussion on key bills and controversies.

Atlanta firefighters rescued a woman and her dog from a house fire, with a neighbor's timely alert and a closed bedroom door contributing to their safety.

Parents implored the Cobb County School Board for increased safety measures after a shooting at McEachern High School, expressing frustration over current policies while the Superintendent defended existing protocols.

Fulton County didn't pay a ransom to LockBit hackers, persisting despite threats of data leaks after a cyberattack on county systems. No breaches reported since the last deadline. Restoration work continues amid ongoing security concerns.