A missing Lawrenceville man, Seth Wright, has been found safe, with limited details on his disappearance and recovery provided by the Gwinnett County Police.

Teens in Gwinnett County were arrested after a car chase in a stolen minivan, with the incident involving a firearm and culminating in foot pursuit. Local surveillance technology aided the police response.

Casey Herron was arrested for threatening to shoot GBI agents, following his contact with GEMA/HS. He was taken into custody without incident and the investigation is ongoing.

A 3-year-old accidentally shot and killed 19-year-old Kabrel Patterson in Paulding County, with officials emphasizing gun safety and secure storage. No charges have been announced.

Rome Police Department's PFC Evan Roden rescued a kitten hanging from a bike and later adopted it, showcasing the empathy law enforcement can exhibit.

A firearm accidentally discharged in a Covington Big Lots from a woman's purse, injuring her and a relative. No charges were filed, but the incident underscores gun safety importance.

A pedestrian, Kevin Choi, was killed in a vehicle collision in Johns Creek on McGinnis Ferry Road. The driver was questioned but not charged; the incident is under investigation.

Buffalo Wild Wings and Wu Tang Asian Kitchen will open at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport after Slutty Vegan plans were withdrawn due to restructuring issues.

Alexander Parrott was arrested in Atlanta for performing drag stunts with a child in the passenger seat, facing multiple charges including reckless driving.

Kroger is closing four stores in the Atlanta area as part of a national strategy to address an uncertain economic climate and improve efficiency. Employees will be offered transfers to nearby locations.

A man was hospitalized after being stabbed near MARTA's North Avenue station in Atlanta, with the incident causing service disruptions and no arrests made yet.

A Frontier flight to Orlando returned to Atlanta due to a possible oil warning light issue. The FAA is investigating; no injuries or passenger numbers disclosed.

Five new members, including Walter Allen Sr., Randall Bramblett, Five Eight, Flagpole Magazine, and the Michael Guthrie Band, are inducted into the Athens Music Walk of Fame.