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Atlanta police say they recently found two children inside a car being used for a getaway after an armed robbery. Although they arrested one person, they are still looking for another individual. 

Georgia Power says a new filing will lower costs for customers. But, the savings might not be enough for customers to really notice. The average decrease would be $1.32 for residential customers. 

Two people were recently injured by a 2-year-old pit bull named Barney who was picked up last month and brought in. One person lost part of a finger and another person sustained a foot injury and was bit several times. 

A home on Southland Walk in the Stone Mountain area caught fire early Wednesday morning. No information at this time about what may have started the fire. No injuries reported. 

Six backcountry skiers have been rescued and 9 are still missing as of late Tuesday night after an avalanche near Lake Tahoe, according to the Nevada County Sheriff's Office. The avalanche happened near Castle Peak, north of Frog Lake. 

A growing number of people are turning to ChatGPT for help with their mental health. Licensed therapist are concerned, but others who have done it say they've seen some benefits. 

Students of Apalachee High School revealed disturbing details about the mass shooting in 2024 in the second day of testimony in the trial of Colin Gray, father of accused shooter Colt Gray. 

Fulton County filed a motion Tuesday demanding the immediate return of 700 boxes of seized 2020 election records.

The family of a University of Georgia doctoral student is seeking monetary damages after the young woman was killed in wrong way DUI crash. 

Atlanta police are being credited for saving a 9-year-old boy's life after he was shot in a drive-by shooting while he was sleeping. 

Vernon Krause, CEO of Krause Sports and Entertainment, remains optimistic about bringing a National Hockey League (NHL) expansion team to Georgia despite the franchise fee skyrocketing to a reported $2 billion.

During day two of the Colin Gray murder trial, the courtroom was filled with visceral, tearful accounts from Apalachee High School students who survived the September 4, 2024, shooting. These young witnesses sat just feet away from the defendant, recounting the "big loud banging noise" of gunfire and the sight of blood covering their classrooms.

U.S. Capitol Police Chief Michael G. Sullivan holds a press conference to discuss the arrest of 18-year-old Carter Camacho, of Smyrna. Camacho is accused of carrying a loaded shotgun onto Capitol property.