A suspicious package believed to contain explosives in South Fulton, Atlanta, was deemed a hoax device by the FBI after causing an evacuation and roadblocks.

Marcee Gray, mother of the Apalachee High School shooting suspect, was indicted for allegedly tying her elderly mother to a chair for a day. She faces charges including elder abuse and false imprisonment.

A man was arrested in Rockdale County for fatally shooting another over a laundry dispute. Deshaun Khalil Elder is charged with felony murder and other felonies following the incident.

A 19-year-old woman was fatally shot in Ellijay. Three local men have been arrested and charged with felony murder, with a fourth suspect later added. The investigation is ongoing.

Atlanta students walked out from classes advocating for gun reform following the Apalachee High School shooting, despite potential school disciplinary actions.

Atlanta is on high alert after a burglary where a suspect with a distinctive t-shirt was caught on camera. Authorities are seeking tips to identify and apprehend the individual.

Cobb County police officers captured a local runaway pig named Oreo using tasty treats, a lighthearted incident that has gained social media attention.

A 26-year-old quarry worker was injured after a 30-foot fall at a DeKalb County site; he sustained extremity injuries but was conscious when rescued. The cause is under investigation.

Former Atlanta officer Oliver Simmonds was acquitted in the shooting death of 18-year-old D'Ettrick Griffin following claims of self-defense during an attempted car theft.

Jhon Sebastian Terencio-Quant, 20, is missing in Norcross, and Gwinnett County Police are seeking public help to find him after he failed to come home on September 11.

Atlanta's weekly forecast includes sunny days with highs in the low 90s, while midweek brings a 40% chance of rain and cooler temperatures near 87-82 degrees, leading into a potentially showery weekend.

The trial of rapper Young Thug for RICO charges has faced delays after a stabbing incident involving a defendant and continues amid complex testimonies.

A judge ruled that Julie Chrisley must wear prison attire at her resentencing, denying her request for civilian clothes. Her original seven-year sentence for fraud and tax evasion was vacated for recalibration.