Aliakbar Mohammad Amin was arrested for threats against DNI Tulsi Gabbard, with text messages and concerning social media posts leading to charges under Section 875(c).

Atlantans can expect sunny days with increasing warmth, reaching mid-80s by the weekend. Winds will be brisk but will calm by evening. A possible weather disruption with showers is forecast for the start of next week.

Atlanta police flooded an area in northwest Atlanta early Monday in response to a stolen vehicle and aggravated assault, leading to one arrest and a search for more suspects.

Acworth man gets 40-year sentence, 20 in prison, for molesting an 8-year-old, with the jury convicting him in under 30 minutes based on the victim's testimony.

After a semi-truck crash on the Downtown Connector in Atlanta, lanes have reopened with no serious injuries and investigations into the cause ongoing.

Barrow County offices, courts, senior center, and animal shelter will close for Good Friday; parks remain open. Essential services for water and wastewater emergencies will be available. Public safety personnel will continue working.

South Fulton's Gun Buyback event collected 37 guns, offering up to $75 gift cards in exchange. Residents can still turn in guns for gift cards at local precincts.

Wieuca Road NE in Atlanta will be closed for utility work between Phipps Boulevard NE and Old Ivy Road NE on April 15-16 from 9am to 4pm, with detours in place.

Marietta's administrative offices will close on Good Friday, April 18th; sanitation services continue as normal. Non-emergency numbers are provided for police and power/water issues.

Fayetteville's City Center Park's spray pad will open on May 3 for weekend fun and daily use post-Memorial Day, offering free aquatic play for families.

A GBI investigation is underway in Milledgeville, Georgia, after an officer-involved shooting incident where Ali Washington allegedly stabbed and was then shot by police.

A 48-year-old man was shot on Roxboro Rd. NE, Atlanta; he was conscious, but not aiding the police investigation, complicating the case for detectives.

A toddler died after a shooting in a southeast Atlanta apartment, with the incident appearing accidental. The APD is investigating the case, emphasizing the need for secure firearm storage at home. No charges have been announced yet.