Troup County deputies arrest man accused of touching relative

A 63-year-old Meriwether County man faces a child molestation charge after authorities say he inappropriately touched a young relative in Troup County.

Who shot Jaylon Baker? Mother pleads for killer to surrender

A mother is searching for answers and pleading for justice after her son, an aspiring singer, was shot and killed in downtown Atlanta earlier this month.

Family seeks answers after fatal Buford warehouse incident

A 56-year-old warehouse employee died after being crushed under a loading ramp at a Buford industrial park, leaving his grieving family searching for answers after weeks without corporate communication, according to his relatives.

APS responds after Jefferson schools refute racism allegations after game

Atlanta Public Schools (APS) is standing by its students after Jefferson City Schools announced an internal investigation found no evidence to substantiate claims that racial slurs were directed at Maynard Jackson High School band members.

Jackson drops Jones lawsuits; groups seek Guard recall

Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson has dropped two lawsuits filed against his former primary rival, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones.

Morehouse celebrates media center; 2 Atlanta HBCUs win grants

Morehouse College is celebrating a new multimedia center and Clark Atlanta University and Spelman College have received Home Depot grants for campus projects.

Ossoff calls for Collins to release aide’s communications

Sen. Jon Ossoff is calling on Rep. Mike Collins to release communications involving his office, staff and known white nationalists.

Why metro Atlanta now leads the nation in eviction filings

Atlanta metro area landlords filed 144,000 evictions last year, leading the nation in overall filings and eviction rates.

DeKalb school zone changes: How will the district ease overcrowding?

The DeKalb County School District presented new school zone map options Tuesday evening to address severe campus overcrowding and underenrollment.

Tire manufacturer Pirelli announces $1.2B expansion at Rome facility

Global tire manufacturer Pirelli will invest $1.2 billion to expand its facility in Rome, creating 1,000 new jobs over the coming years, according to an announcement from Gov. Brian Kemp.

Man charged with arson in Sandy Springs Sonic fire, police say

A man faces arson and burglary charges after police said he stole money, disabled security cameras, and set fire to a Sonic restaurant early Tuesday morning, according to the Sandy Springs Police Department.

Texas Rangers execute search warrants in Camp Mystic deadly flood probe

In a significant development in the investigation into the deadly flooding at Camp Mystic, FOX 4 has learned a judge signed search warrants as part of a criminal investigation into the camp and its leaders.

GBI assists Jefferson police with shooting at Subway restaurant off US-129

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) has been called in to assist Jefferson Police following a shooting at a Subway restaurant in Jackson County on Tuesday evening.

Man sentenced after conviction in Villa Rica police officer's kidnapping

A man was sentenced to life after being convicted of kidnapping a Villa Rica police officer during a traffic stop, according to the West Georgia Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office.

Social Circle clarifies city status after state decertification

City leaders in Social Circle are clarifying that the municipality remains fully operational after state officials decertified it following a dispute with Newton County.