Officials: Atlanta woman stole over $228,000 in prescription insurance scam

In four years, officials say the Atlanta woman received payments of up to $30,000 at a time from her insurance using fraudulent prescription claims. She's now wanted on 20 counts of fraud.

Beloved Krispy Kreme on Ponce to build new shop after fires

Atlanta's iconic Krispy Kreme on Ponce de Leon will be back in business this summer after a pair of fires destroyed the building nearly two years ago.

Walmart reopening Vine City store, closing Howell Mill location

The Vine City Walmart was a key place for residents who otherwise would have to travel for miles to get fresh produce and life-saving medicine. It was shut down for a month after a fire, but now will reopen again.

Woman wrongfully jailed for 5 months speaks with FOX 5

Juzema Goldring was behind bars for five months before she was allowed to go free. The Atlanta police incident began with the young woman and a friend being stopped for jaywalking.

Crews responding to fire at Lindbergh Target

Officials have not revealed what exactly caused the fire or if anyone was injured.

Atlanta leader says city is in ’crisis mode’ after shooting of 13-year-old boy

Atlanta City Council’s Public Safety Committee delayed the vote on a plan to move up the curfew for kids from 11 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, following the shooting of 13-year-old Deshon Debose over the weekend.

Atlanta Riots: 4 of 6 suspects arrested denied bond

Two of the six protestors arrested during the violent riot in downtown Atlanta over the weekend have been granted bond and will wear ankle monitors until their trial.

Missing 12-year-old Atlanta girl found safe

UPDATE: 12-year-old Cynia Mitchell was located and is safe, according to Atlanta police.  

GBI: Gun used to shoot trooper at site of Atlanta Public Safety Training Center bought legally by suspect

The gun used in the shooting of a Georgia State Highway Patrol trooper last week at the sire of the planned Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, which opponents have dubbed "Cop City", was purchased legally by the shooter, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.

Atlanta Riots Timeline: How 'Stop Cop City' movement led to violent night in Downtown

The violent response is the latest in more than a year of protests over the planned facility in DeKalb County. Here's how things progressed to the Downtown Atlanta protests of Jan. 21:

Wine, food, and Matchbox cars highlight new West Midtown café

The first thing you’ll notice walking into the new Postino WineCafé in West Midtown is probably the vibrant wall covered entirely in colorful Matchbox cars. The second thing is definitely the delicious smells coming out of the kitchen.

Downtown Atlanta Riots: Police release names, photos, charges of six arrested

Atlanta police have released the names, mugshots and charges for the six suspects arrested during a riot in downtown Atlanta Saturday evening. Only one of the suspects was a Georgia resident.

Atlanta officials call for tightened curfew after deadly shooting of 13-year-old boy

After the deadly shooting of 13-year-old over the weekend, Atlanta officials are calling to tighten up the city's curfew. "If we can't take guns off the streets, the least we can do is take our children off the streets."

Man shot after suspect breaks into car in Midtown, police say

The victim was shot after he walked to his car parked next to a popular Midtown gay bar and found its window broken and a stranger sitting inside.

Atlanta police searching for missing woman with dementia

The Atlanta police department is searching for a woman with dementia who has been missing since 4:30 p.m. A Mattie's Call, Georgia's emergency missing alert for disabled or elderly persons, has since been issued.

Zoo Atlanta hawk killed by wild animal, officials say

Tahoe hatched in 1999 and participated in the zoo's “World of Wild Theater” performances for about 20 years.

Downtown Atlanta protest turns into riot, six arrested, police say

“It doesn't take a rocket scientist or an attorney to tell you that breaking windows or setting fires is not protesting. That is terrorism," Atlanta Police Chief Schierbaum said in a press conference Saturday night.