'Turn yourself in': Father of 3 killed in hit & run, family calls for justice

James Miller died after a hit-and-run driver ran a red light, struck his car, and sent it crashing into a utility pole. His family is urging that driver to come forward.

Mother thanks SWAT team for helping son during mental health crisis

D'Anna Muhammad said she was so moved by the actions of members of the South Fulton Metro SWAT team who responded to her home, she personally reached out to them after the incident sending them a message thanking them for the patience and compassion they displayed when dealing with her son.

Alpharetta police searching for runaway 16-year-old girl

Yuridia Rivera left her home early Monday morning while her family was sleeping and hasn't been seen since. Police believe she could be near Alpharetta, Roswell, or Johns Creek.

Investigators find no evidence of Fulton County ballot fraud

The Georgia Secretary of State says it has not found any evidence that counterfeit ballots were filed in Fulton County during the 2020 presidential election.

Early voting in Fulton County begins amid election scrutiny

Early voting is officially underway in Fulton County for the November 2 election one day after Fulton County Elections Director Richard Barron announced he had fired two election employees for allegedly shredding voter registration applications.

Proposed diversion program to keep Atlanta, Fulton County mentally ill out of jail

Officers are often called when people experience a mental health crisis in public. Those people are often taken to jail and released only to end up behind bars again, but a collaborative effort between Atlanta and Fulton County leaders would instead send those people to get resources at the city's detention center.

Ga. secretary of state calls to investigate Fulton voter application shredding allegations, 2 employees fired

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has called the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate allegations that employees in Fulton County shredded hundreds of voter registration applications in the past few weeks.

Police search for information on missing 13-year-old in College Park

Police said 13-year-old Antavious Jones was last seen on the 1000 block of Flat Shoals Road in College Parka just before midnight on Friday.

Drugs, guns, cash, and cars seized during raid on South Fulton bar

Several people were arrested during a drug raid at the 50 Yard Line Bar and Grill on Old National Highway in the city of South Fulton.

Wire & Wood Festival fills Downtown Alpharetta with live music

A two-day music festival in Alpharetta this weekend celebrates both great songs and the art of crafting those great songs.

Sandy Springs officer helps deliver a baby roadside

A “routine” patrol for one Sandy Springs police officer became anything but routine in a matter of minutes when he realized he'd be helping a woman deliver a baby.

Stolen box turtles safely returned to Johns Creek nature preserve

Police have successfully recovered five turtles allegedly stolen by teenagers from a Johns Creek nature preserve earlier in September.

South Fulton City Council candidate accused of stealing political signs

South Fulton City Council candidate Robert Dawson is accused of stealing several of his opponent’s campaign signs, a charge he vehemently denies.

Video shows five Sandy Spring home invasion suspects flee deputies

Five suspects wanted in connection to a Sandy Springs home invasion were picked up after a chase and fiery crash in Dooly County on Sunday. The whole thing was caught on dashcam

Man accused of smuggling drugs into multiple Georgia prisons with paper

Investigators in Roswell say Stephen Mott funneled drugs into Georgia prisons by concealing them in laced pieces of paper, disguised as correspondence to inmates.

Fulton Elections Board OKs College Park candidacy

College Park City Councilmember Derrick Taylor will be allowed to run for re-election next month.