A man faces kidnapping charges after allegedly taking a dealership employee on an unwanted test drive in Alpharetta, Georgia, raising concerns over her safety.

Joshua Aaron Basham, a gang member, was convicted by a Catoosa County jury for a 2021 road rage shooting after a four-day trial. Despite claiming self-defense, he was found guilty of aggravated assault and firearm possession during a felony.

Duluth celebrated its Chalk Art Festival and Derby Day with vibrant street art and competitive excitement, showcasing community spirit and creative expression.

Rep. Buddy Carter has announced his candidacy for the 2026 Georgia Senate race, launching an ad campaign and positioning himself as a "MAGA Warrior" against incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff.

A survey by U.S. Sen. Ossoff and ACOG reveals Georgia OB-GYNs face complications due to the state's strict abortion law, leading to delayed care and risks to patients' health.

Fayetteville's City Center Park's Great Lawn and parts of the playground are closed for refurbishment starting May 9, with no end date for playground repairs. Other amenities remain open.

Milton's Electronics Recycling Event, organized with The Junkluggers, offers residents the opportunity to declutter e-waste responsibly on May 17 at Bell Memorial Park, though fees apply for TVs and monitors.

Six individuals were sentenced in Atlanta for trafficking fentanyl and meth, with officials emphasizing the public safety risk and success of law enforcement collaboration.

A 21-year-old was shot in the leg during a robbery in Atlanta, with police investigating the incident which occurred near Ben Hill Court SW and Barge Road SW.

Union City launched the RightSite program, integrating healthcare professionals into the 911 system to direct non-emergency calls to appropriate care, enhancing emergency service efficiency.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny periods, increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms with highs up to 81 degrees, and gusty winds. Precipitation likelihood rises through the weekend into Monday, with a slight improvement by midweek.

A Bartow County paramedic faces 40 charges for hiding a camera in a workplace bathroom. The camera was discovered by a colleague, and police found footage of the paramedic placing it. He has been released on bond.

Trey Newton Bryson, an ex-Hall County Fire Rescue employee, was arrested for possessing and producing child pornography, with illicit images on his devices.