Nicole Carr, WSB-TV

The man, Matthew Zadok Williams, died in his Decatur home after being shot through the doorway multiple times during an April incident.

A decades-old rape case, supported by a DNA match, remains stalled in the court system as advocates and one lawmaker point to an unusual interpretation of Georgia’s statute of limitations law.

This week, the city announced a pilot program to test gunshot detection equipment designed to help Atlanta police combat rising gun violence and respond more efficiently to crime scenes.

State health officials’ latest concern is infection rates among Georgians between first and second dose takers.

Less than a week after the CDC declared vaccinated people can essentially go mask-free, there’s still debate confusion over the practicality of enforcement, honesty and a deep divide in people’s beliefs .

Some Atlantans are still cautious. Among the most popular questions is “How do I know the people around me are vaccinated?”

Matthew Williams’ death and the police shooting are now under investigation by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.

A former Marine and a federal officer told Channel 2 police raided his legal CBD store and home nearly two years ago, and they still haven’t returned everything they took, even though a judge dismissed the case.

Channel 2 is investigating the federal government cracking down on people marketing COVID-19 cures through misleading labels and unapproved drugs over the past year.

The damage could happen to any of us, and Channel 2 investigative reporter Nicole Carr found out that the costs of cleanup could be on the rise.