An Atlanta man was arrested for the September 13th fatal shooting of 21-year-old De'shaune Hall in Marietta, after a collaboration between witnesses and police.

Newton County invites residents to join its community meetings to discuss the update of its Unified Development Ordinance, seeking public input to shape local land use regulations.

Woodstock Police Chief, Robert Jones, graduated from the FBI National Academy, joining less than 1% of senior law enforcement leaders worldwide who have completed the prestigious program.

Butts County announced its official write-in candidates for the General Election, including a diverse group for President and local offices, highlighting the democratic spirit.

The Marietta City Council will hold committee meetings on September 24th at 5:15 p.m. at City Hall, with options for public participation in person or online.

The Milton BZA is set to review a property owner's appeal against city code interpretations during a public meeting, focusing on construction and demolition notification standards.

Chinese national Song Wu has been indicted for wire fraud and identity theft, involving spear phishing attempts to acquire software from NASA and other entities.

Two individuals were arrested in connection with a fatal shooting on Hollywood Road NW; Jakell Floyd on murder and firearm charges, and Adonijah Yisrael on charges including murder and evidence tampering.

Atlanta, GA is set to experience a stretch of warm, sunny days with clear nights, according to the National Weather Service's forecast, including highs in the 80s and mild winds.

A Gwinnett County jury is deliberating for the third time on charges against Cledir Barros involving his daughter's death, with accusations of failing to prevent abuse by the stepmother.

Georgia mourns the loss of public servant William 'Craig' Foster, as Senator Jason Anavitarte pays tribute to his contributions to state affairs and community welfare.

The Southern District of Georgia's U.S. Attorney's Office has indicted and sentenced multiple defendants on federal firearm and drug charges, as part of a crackdown on illegal firearms and drug crimes.

The Sheriff of Spalding County refutes misinformation about a courthouse shooting, clarifying that the victim did not request a police escort and detailing the history between the involved parties. His Facebook statement sparked controversy.