Authorities are investigating a suspected arson in Lawrenceville, where a self-extinguished fire involved an incendiary device. No injuries reported; a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Whitney Purvis from '16 & Pregnant' faces involuntary manslaughter charges for allegedly providing drugs that caused John Mark Harris's overdose death. She commented on his obituary, highlighting their bond.

Chanel Samuel was promoted to Special Assistant to the Warden at Burruss Correctional Training Center, praised for her correctional knowledge and leadership skills.

Scammers are targeting Georgia's sex offender registry, posing as law enforcement and tricking victims into sending money through a deceptive phone call scam, warns the GBI.

A North Carolina man was arrested for multiple car break-ins at two churches in Covington, with ongoing investigations that may lead to further charges.

Police in Habersham County investigate reports of homeless people being brought onto private property without consent, with attempts to identify those responsible.

A Buford man was arrested for knocking another unconscious with a freezer during a confrontation on Lake Lanier after disrobing in front of two women.

Charles Mims is appointed the new warden of Smith State Prison, bringing 18 years of experience within the Georgia Department of Corrections to the role.

"Operation Southern Slow Down" targets speeders in Georgia and neighboring states, aiming to reduce speed-related crashes with heightened highway patrols from July 14 to 20. Law enforcement focuses on safety over ticketing.

Two charged after a parade accident in Dunwoody injured eight, when they switched drivers, resulting in reckless driving and causing a vehicle to strike a pedestrian.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes daily chances of rain and thunderstorms, with varying probabilities and the potential for light winds and patchy fog.

The Georgia Supreme Court is being asked to review a case about a removed Confederate monument, opposed by the Sons of Confederate Veterans and local supporters. They argue Gwinnett County violated a state law; the county cites sovereign immunity.

Martin Montiel-Moreno was charged with murdering his roommate Jorge De La Cruz using a sledgehammer on the Fourth of July in Lilburn, after a violent altercation.