A Monroe woman was arrested for embezzling over $400,000 from her employer through fake invoices and payroll fraud.

A 32-year-old man from Georgia serving a life sentence received an additional 175 months for federal armed drug trafficking charges after a bench trial conviction.

Defeated candidate Andrew Bell is suing state and local officials in Georgia, challenging the outcome of the DeKalb County Commission District 3 runoff election.

Two people died in a fire at an abandoned Atlanta church that was used as a shelter by unhoused individuals. Firefighters battled intense flames and a roof collapse. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Demario Brown was arrested for stealing over $4,000 in merchandise from a Lululemon store in West Midtown, Atlanta, amid a trend of retail thefts in the area.

Marietta police confirmed that Cartha Speed, a 71-year-old man with dementia, was found safe after a multi-agency search involving drones, K-9s, and community help.

DeKalb County opens warming centers due to cold weather, offering transportation and services like meals and case management, but without the fire stations as usual locations.

MUST Ministries and Cobb County partner to open Hope House shelter in Marietta, GA, on Dec 11-12th for those in need during cold weather, with transportation provided.

Royal Marks has been found safe, and his mother, Michelle Marks, is in custody for kidnapping after they were located in Los Angeles with the aid of several law enforcement agencies.

Firefighters from Sandy Springs performed rappel drills at the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, bringing joy to young patients by delivering gifts and interacting with them during the holiday season.

Deanna Mills faces numerous charges after assaulting a store employee and fleeing, leading to a police chase and her subsequent arrest. She also had an active arrest warrant.

Melissa Mirick, a Georgia woman, is in custody for allegedly stealing millions from a law firm where she was the office manager. She faces charges including felony forgery and theft.

The press tours Atlanta's new $115 million Public Safety Training Center, showcasing advanced facilities for first responder training amid public safety scrutiny.