Georgia's Governor Kemp activates the SOC and coordinates state agencies in preparation for Tropical Storm Debby, which poses flooding risks and could cause power outages as it moves across the state.

A Decatur man received a life sentence plus 85 years for murder and other charges after shooting into a minivan, killing one and injuring others, including a baby.

The forecast for Atlanta predicts sunny weather with temperatures reaching the low 90s, and a heat index as high as 100 degrees. The evenings will cool slightly, and there's a chance of showers later in the week.

Elleven45 Lounge, a former popular nightclub in Buckhead, has been shut down by court order after a Mother’s Day shooting left two dead and several injured. The venue, now seen as a public nuisance, was denied the chance to reopen as a restaurant.

An Atlanta father was shot while helping his daughter move out of an abusive relationship; the suspect was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and other crimes.

Tropical Storm Debby, downgraded from a hurricane, brings heavy rain and the threat of floods to the southeastern US, causing power outages and prompting safety precautions.

A march in Atlanta led by Israel United in Christ demands justice for Kendrick Johnson, who died in 2013, as his family continues to question the official accidental death ruling.

Judge Whitaker may declare a mistrial in Young Thug's YSL RICO case due to a potentially unfair ex parte meeting.

A man was found dead with multiple gunshots near a Decatur bus stop. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects or victim identity released yet.

Brian Fort was convicted of murdering Joshua Quaintance and sentenced to life without parole plus five years. The murder occurred at a Decatur birthday party after a dispute.

Five ex-officers were arrested by the GBI for an inmate's aggravated assault at Floyd County Jail, with charges including battery and false statements.

A man, Randy Lamar Beasley, drowned after falling into Lake Hartwell. Rescuers found him submerged in 16 feet of water using a remote-operated vessel. The incident highlights water safety risks.

A USPS worker in Gwinnett County is charged with mail theft, unlawful mail dumping, drug possession, and other offenses after a series of complaints led to his arrest.