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Dalton Lee Bratton, 35, of Cantonment, Florida, is accused of pointing a Glock handgun at a man driving down Interstate 20 eastbound at Riverside Parkway in Austell on Aug. 7 at 9:16 a.m., according to an arrest warrant from the Cobb County Police Department. The victim took pictures of Bratton’s semi-truck to show po

A former police officer has been found not guilty seven years after a deadly, fiery crash claimed three lives.

ATLANTA - A 10-month-old girl who spent most of her life inside a hospital is back home with her family following a successful heart transplant. Violet was born with a heart defect called complete AV canal alongside a genetic defect, which caused her to go into heart failure when she was just 2 weeks old. She spent 307

ATLANTA - Strong storms swept through metro Atlanta overnight, leaving behind downed trees, damaged vehicles and fallen power lines. In northwest Atlanta, a large tree came down on Abner Place, landing across several parked vehicles, including a van. Video from the scene showed large branches covering the vehicles. Sto

While the benefits of artificial intelligence remains a topic of debate, Gov. Brian Kemp said on Monday that Georgia and the rest of America can't afford to be left behind in that field. While AI was not a topic Kemp brought up himself as he delivered a Governor's Address to the Gwinnett Chamber at the Westin Atlanta G

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Publix is doing away with a grocery store staple that’s been around for decades: the 10-item or less rule for its express lanes at checkout. The Lakeland, Florida-based retailer is making the change to give its employees greater flexibility in managing checkout...

The driver accused of hitting and killing a woman with his car is now in custody and faces a charge of homicide by vehicle.

Power crews are working to get the lights back on for hundreds across metro Atlanta after late night storms moved through.

A 10-year-old North Carolina girl is remembering the stranger who sacrificed his life trying to save her after a rip current pulled her away from shore at Myrtle Beach. Summer McCallum of Greensboro was in the water on Aug. 6 when she suddenly found herself unable to reach the bottom.

As the search continues, city leaders are urging residents to avoid being outside alone after dark.