LaGrange police search for suspects of a violent, armed home invasion on East Bacon Street; homeowner fought off the assailants who fled, and investigations are ongoing.

Melvin Marshall was arrested for a murder near Garnett MARTA station in Atlanta, with charges including murder and firearm possession. The victim was found dead with a chest gunshot wound.

Felon Terry Burston was arrested for a series of armed robberies at DeKalb County postal offices and businesses, with a history of similar crimes dating back to 1995.

Lawrenceville's City Hall introduced a walk-up payment window for utility bills, offering residents a quick and convenient payment method without needing to enter the building.

An unidentified woman was killed in a hit-and-run incident on Camp Creek Parkway, with South Fulton Police and Fire Departments responding to and investigating the scene. No vehicle or driver description is yet available.

Augusta man pleads guilty to wire fraud conspiracy through his rogue tax prep service, faces 20 years. His scheme involving falsified tax returns resulted in over $1 million in fraudulent refunds.

Three suspects are detained for an April homicide in Atlanta, facing murder and armed robbery charges after the victim was found shot dead in a wooded area.

Kim Brown of Augusta admitted to tax fraud and is awaiting sentencing. She pled guilty to filing false tax returns, which cost the U.S. Treasury $541,912.

Atlanta weather forecast includes sun, thunderstorms, and variable temperatures; National Weather Service predicts mixed conditions with chances of rain and thunderstorms.

Kennesaw State University researchers developed an AI-powered robot to remove pests from crops at night, aiming for eco-friendly, cost-effective pest control.

Georgia's Memorial Day weekend saw 29 BUI arrests with no fatalities according to the DNR. Incidents included collisions and capsized boats across various regions.

Atlanta Police arrested Melvin Marshall in a homicide case for charges including Murder and Aggravated Assault.

Marietta announces a public hearing for its $428.4 million FY2026 Proposed Budget, highlighting citizen participation and transparency in the allocation of funds for services like police, fire, and recreation.