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Bodycam footage released by Atlanta police shows Porsha Williams telling officers that she and another woman in first class got into an argument before takeoff in Las Vegas.
The GBI says Braselton Police Chief Michael Steffman used license plate reader technology to track and harass multiple people. His arrest was announced hours after he revealed he was retiring.
Investigators say a would-be thief triggered the blast that ripped apart part of the Northside Plaza Apartments, sending one person to the hospital and rattling residents near Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Police arrested former "Real Housewives of the Potomac" star Mia Fields-Thornton on a theft charge at the Atlanta airport.
The operation shipped thousands of kilograms of meth from Mexico to a Georgia home in boxes of jalapeños, investigators said.
A Georgia man accused of killing his teenage stepsons was shot dead by police during an armed standoff outside his home, officials say.
A Georgia man accused of laundering nearly $1 million through a complex cryptocurrency scheme has been arrested after a months-long investigation.
Grammy-winning artist Usher has filed a lawsuit in Fulton County, accusing an Atlanta attorney and several well-known music industry figures of mishandling a $1.7 million loan he provided for a Buckhead restaurant project.
A wellness check at a Sandy Springs condominium ended with a mother charged with the murder of her 11-year-old daughter, police say.
Matthew Scott Lanz is accused of killing the Cobb County couple and leaving their toddler alone in their home for 12 hours.
Police say an argument over a tow at a BP station in downtown Atlanta escalated into a shooting that injured two sisters.
The man arrested at the Atlanta airport after police say he threatened to shoot up the terminal is pleading not guilty.
Despite the judge's ruling the law violates the Constitution, Savannah officials say they believe the city will continue to enforce it.
The Hall County woman now faces charges of murder and first-degree child cruelty in connection with the case, police say.
The "Locked Up" singer was arrested in DeKalb County on a warrant and released later that day.
Prosecutors say the Atlanta man tried to steal over $3.3 million from the Massachusetts Treasury using an elaborate fraud scheme.
Florida rapper Rod Wave was arrested on multiple charges in Atlanta on the same day he received his first Grammy nomination.
A Stone Mountain man will spend the rest of his life in prison after a jury found him guilty of shooting two teenage sisters, killing one and leaving the other wounded.
Federal prosecutors say the inmate was leading a massive drug trafficking and money laundering operation from his jail cell.
Deputies say a Paulding County fruit stand selling strawberries and mangos was secretly operating as a meth trafficking front.
The ex-husband of RHOA's Kelli Ferrell is suing her and Rockdale County officials, alleging they used fraud and the courts to strip him of his restaurant and property.
The Cobb County Bomb Squad gave CBS News Atlanta a behind-the-scenes look at how officers prepare for dangerous situations, including threats like the one that halted traffic on I-75.
Georgia police say a call about suspicious activity led to the discovery of about $30,000 in TVs stolen from a freight train.
A Meriwether County firefighter has lost his job and is facing charges in connection with a child sex crimes investigation, officials say.
Dozens have been killed and nearly 1,900 injured in Georgia State Patrol chases from 2019 to 2023, data from the agency reveals.
A massive turnout of Colombian soccer fans packed Las Delicias de La Abuela in Doraville, Georgia, to watch the Colombia-Uzbekistan FIFA Men's World Cup match.
With decades of service to the Athens community, Fisher says he plans to prioritize housing, homelessness, and infrastructure as he prepares to take office in January 2027.
Blending local artistry and Olympic history, these kinetic sculptures surprise and delight visitors, transforming a familiar sight into a joyful celebration of movement and community.
FIFA has implemented mandatory breaks midway through each half at all matches for this World Cup to allow players to hydrate because of the extreme heat in the United States, Canada and Mexico during the near-six-week tournament.
In a letter to federal transit officials, MARTA highlighted falling crime rates, increased police staffing, new fare gates and hundreds of millions in planned safety investments as the agency undergoes a federal review.