Two arrested in Acworth for child sex crimes after a juvenile reported abuse; suspects face multiple charges, including sexual battery and exploitation of children.

A driver faces felony charges, including Felony Murder, after a fatal crash during a high-speed chase in Little Five Points that resulted in a teenager's death.

Fulton County judge ruled that the county must confirm two GOP nominees to its Board of Elections, following a lawsuit alleging the county violated state law.

Pedestrian killed by a vehicle on Jonesboro Rd SE; the driver is cooperating with the Atlanta Police investigation.

Georgia State University's plan to demolish a historic building in Atlanta for a campus expansion has been criticized by the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.

Malcolm Xavier Walker, a 40-year-old Atlanta man, was charged with felony larceny for a sports recruiting scam where he falsely claimed to be a football recruiter.

The FBI's annual crime report shows a decrease in nationwide crime, with Georgia experiencing a 10.5% drop in violent crime and a 9.8% reduction in property crime, including Atlanta's decline in criminal activities.

Breanna Schermerhorn criticized the decision to make schools pay for SROs after her son was a victim in a school shooting. She believes SROs are essential for safety and the board's decision is disrespectful.

A former teacher in Douglas County was arrested for uploading child pornography on Kik, with charges including 14 counts of sexual exploitation of children.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in College Park where Dwight Jaheem Robinson-Fikes was shot but survived. Officers responded to a shooting report and pursued Robinson-Fikes, who was allegedly armed.

Skate Along USA, a Gwinnett County skating rink, is closing after over 40 years. The community recalls fond memories as the rink thanks patrons for their support.

A former student entered McConnell Middle School with a knife; staff detained them and police took over, sparking a security reminder. No violence occurred.

The U.S. Department of Transportation approved a $3.8 billion loan to Georgia for Georgia 400 express lanes to reduce congestion, with expected completion by 2031.