Milton's City Council will recognize young artists, discuss an ordinance for fireworks near horses, and consider service agreements and appointments on Monday evening.

A federal judge has sentenced Armando Carrillo-Diaz to five years in prison and one year of supervised release for assaulting a federal officer, committing arson, and illegally reentering the U.S. The incident led to evacuations and required a multi-agency investigation.

Gwinnett County firefighters were honored for rescuing a man trapped in a house fire, with Lt. Van Nus's vigilance leading to the save. They received awards for their life-saving efforts.

Jonathan William Harris, wanted for an officer-involved shooting, was caught after a vigilant employee recognized him. He was found hiding with firearms and faces multiple charges.

College student Ximena Arias-Cristobal testified to the Senate on her ICE detention after a mistaken traffic stop, seeking reforms to avoid such incidents.

The Georgia Supreme Court is set to examine the dispute between Fulton County DA Willis and a state Senate committee over subpoenas concerning election interference investigations.

Georgia officials, including Gov. Kemp and Attorney General Carr, urge calm ahead of the "No Kings" protests, differentiating between peaceful and violent actions, and warning against attacks on law enforcement.

Atlanta hosts Juneteenth events, including parades, live music, and historical talks, to celebrate the end of slavery and honor African American history.

Malachi Chaney, surviving a tornado that destroyed his home, expresses gratitude during recovery, with support from family and public figures, including Shaquille O’Neal.

A man's body was found in a Buckhead creek; initial signs of trauma were not confirmed by police. The discovery disrupted traffic and caused surprise in the local community. An investigation is ongoing.

Snellville has approved its FY 2026 budget, keeping property tax rates steady for the fourth year but reintroducing a yearly $240 sanitation fee to help balance costs without increasing taxes.

Barrow County has announced closure of its offices and some facilities for Juneteenth, while parks remain open and essential services continue to operate.

Georgia police dismantle a multi-million dollar electronics theft ring following a seven-month probe, resulting in arrests and the recovery of stolen goods and cash.