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Rep. Mike Collins speaks on his faith and his authorship of the Laken Riley Act at a memorial service with her family on the anniversary of her murder. We cover the context surrounding her death and the policy efforts that followed.

Lauren Riley addresses a crowd gathered to remember her sister, Laken Riley, a nursing student killed while running on UGA's campus.

February 22nd marks the two-year-anniversary of the death of nursing student Laken Riley, who was killed while running on campus by illegal immigrant Jose Ibarra. Athens remembers Riley with the "Run For Your Life" 5K and memorial. Organizers talk about what it means to them to remember a woman who died from sexual violence.

After a grueling 10-day power outage, residents of the Twelve Midtown high-rise in Atlantic Station were forced into an immediate evacuation by the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department due to unsafe, non-potable water.

Following two separate accidental shootings involving children in the Atlanta metro area—a two-year-old in Sandy Springs and a four-year-old in Gwinnett County—local law enforcement and firearm experts are urging owners to secure their weapons.

After more than eight years of speculation and rumors of foul play, the Paulding County Sheriff’s Office has officially closed the cold case of Heather Turner, ruling her 2017 death a suicide.

Diagnosed at 12 with a rare "grown man’s" cancer, Jalen Alexander faced 13 grueling rounds of chemotherapy—some lasting 10 hours a day. Despite the grueling schedule, he maintained straight A’s and continued playing saxophone in his school's jazz band.

Richard Willis appeared in a Fulton County courtroom wearing a jail jumpsuit to face charges of murder and cruelty to children. 

On Day 5 of the Colin Gray murder trial, harrowing details emerged regarding the home life and mental state of his son, Colt Gray, the accused Apalachee High School shooter.