Matt Johnson, WSB-TV

The community spread of COVID-19 in Georgia is now considered substantial, according to a new federal report, as cases quickly continue to rise across the state.

South Fulton police continue to investigate the deaths of two people whose bodies were found burned and dumped in June, as one victim’s mother said her fight for justice will not stop.

A sharp rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in Georgia is causing doctors to express a growing amount of concern, particularly for those who are unvaccinated.

A nationwide backlog is causing delays for passport processing, causing frustration and desperation among those with expired passports who are trying to leave the country.

As more and more Georgians decide not to get the vaccine, more and more doses are being wasted.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Sheriff Pat Labat did not hold back when they spoke to county commissioners about violent crime.

Blake Bargatze, 24, was the only one in his family to not get vaccinated and now he remains in a hospital ICU more than three months after contracting COVID-19.

Neighbors around the iconic Krispy Kreme on Ponce de Leon Ave. are wondering if a second fire is less than six months is also an act of arson.

A 20-year-old who recently moved to the metro area still has no idea how he and a friend became two of the latest victims of a surge in interstate shootings.

Paula Schirmer says she nearly lost her husband to COVID-19 last year, and is still dealing with long haul symptoms from the virus.