In a tragic double murder-suicide in Snellville, three individuals lost their lives. Gwinnett County Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.

A couple was arrested in Gwinnett County for the murder of an 8-year-old girl, facing several charges including felony murder and cruelty to children.

A toddler choked to death in Atlanta, leading police to investigate the incident after initial life-saving efforts by EMS and hospital staff at Hughes Spalding failed.

The Georgia Senate has passed a bill for sports betting, SB 386, but it now faces a challenge with a required constitutional amendment as it proceeds to the House.

A water tower near Griffin Memorial Stadium in Georgia leaked dramatically, causing no immediate threat to water quality or supply. The city is assessing the situation with no major property damage reported.

Two Atlanta-area women, Melanie Patton and Shelly Ann Melosci, have mysteriously disappeared, prompting police to seek public assistance in finding them.

Georgia lawmakers are considering increasing Narcan access in schools, allowing staff to administer it and proposing vending machines at universities.

Cherokee County School Board is considering Dr. Mary Elizabeth Davis for superintendent, with a split preliminary vote and some community preference for a local candidate. A formal vote is pending.

Georgia legislators are proposing a bill to make creation and distribution of election-related deepfakes a felony, potentially leading to prison time and fines, amid concerns over both election integrity and free speech.

Georgia Jewish lawmaker Esther Panitch received a threat at her home as the state prepares to sign an antisemitism bill, sparking debate on free speech and hate crimes.

The Georgia House passed a bill to require watermarks on election ballots, a move aimed at bolstering ballot security and voter trust post-2020 election.

Atlanta's historic First United Methodist Church plans to build a $125 million affordable housing tower with 170 units, schools, retail space, and parking.

Atlanta Police seek public assistance to find three suspects involved in the shooting of an 11-year-old boy, offering a $2,000 reward for information.