Authorities arrested Marquavius Hendrix Tuesday in the 2021 death of Cormella "Missy" Thomas; officials say U.S. Marshals led the capture.

The GBI says it was asked to investigate a shooting involving an officer in Bartow County; officials have released few details and have not identified those involved.

Atlanta police renewed an appeal after a juvenile was shot during a Feb. 17, 2025 exchange on Garibaldi Street; investigators released a suspect description and are seeking tips.

A Gwinnett County barber has been held at Stewart since January 2025; family and lawmakers say unsanitary conditions and denied prosthetic care are endangering his health.

Two new programs called Elly and Psephos are being pitched to state election officials as a public-records alternative to ERIC. Experts warn the tools could generate high false positives and legal headaches for counties.

Tens of thousands filled Savannah’s streets on March 17 as the city’s long‑running St. Patrick’s Day parade wound through the Historic District, led by grand marshal Marty Hogan.

Minneapolis-based Onward Investors has taken ownership of a 306,000-sq-ft Alpharetta office campus that’s roughly 45% leased. The deal follows a loan-to-ownership play amid high local vacancy.

Local firefighters say City Hall reneged on their first‑ever contract and stopped implementing biweekly pay. The union has taken the city to court.

A 67-year-old Winder man was struck and killed by a CSX train near Atlanta Highway NW and Cedar Creek Road, authorities said.

One person was airlifted after a police shooting near the Pickens County VA Clinic Tuesday; the GBI has been asked to assist the active investigation.

LoveShackFancy will open its first Georgia store in Buckhead Village this May, founder Rebecca Hessel Cohen told the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The shop continues the brand's lifestyle-led expansion.

Centennial High in Roswell went into lockdown Tuesday after an offsite threat triggered an ALERTRoswell alert. Authorities say Fulton County Schools police are leading the investigation.

A federal jury found Atlanta business owner Brittany Hudson guilty on 30 counts in a scheme prosecutors say siphoned about $9.4M from Amazon and used forged court documents.