This woman claims she was robbed in Atlanta 3 years ago — and yet...
But she had to pay huge legal fees to get it. What can you do if police hold your property?
Georgia teen loses four limbs then returns to prom as queen
After all the events of May 11, and finally leaving the hospital, something like prom seemed impossible. Natalya "Nat" Manhertz had already survived septic shock, organ failure and cardiac arrest. The infection cut off blood flow to her limbs, putting her on ECMO to keep her lungs and heart pumping.
Amid HUD changes to funding to help the homeless, Georgia groups try to plan...
LISTEN: Homeless service organizations in Georgia are unsure about what funding they'll have next year to help people into housing. GPB's Grant Blankenship reports their concerns come as a challenge to a new Department of Housing and Urban Development policy works its way through the courts. Homeless service...
New director of public safety appointed in metro Atlanta
In 2023, Fullum was named the Fire Chief of the Year by the Georgia Association of Fire Chiefs.
Parents concerned after shots fired near Atlanta high school
Parents are concerned about their children's safety after gunshots were fired near an Atlanta school.
Bystander stops man randomly attacking strangers in Marietta Square
A man is out of jail Wednesday night after being accused of randomly attacking two people at Marietta Square.
New update in case of a paraplegic man wrongfully arrested for kicking down door...
Attorney and legal YouTuber Nate Broady, who posts under “Nate the Lawyer,” says this case is back in the spotlight because viewers kept asking what happened after the viral arrest of a paraplegic man accused of doing the impossible.
7 U.S. Cities People Wish They Hadn’t Moved To
Relocating to a new city is a life-changing decision, driven by aspirations of better opportunities,...
Evidence Against Sarah Grace Patrick | Vinnie Politan Investigates
Vinnie Politan examines the evidence against Sarah Grace Patrick, charged with murdering her mother and stepfather, and whether she could have committed a double murder. (12/17/25)
Judge declares mistrial in Mays High School graduation party shooting case
The decision comes four days and 13 witnesses into the trial, after the defense received a large amount of new evidence from the state mid-trial.

















