Hope Dean
Digital Content Producer
Hope Dean is a digital content producer with Atlanta News First. She previously reported for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Fresh Take Florida.
Several notable political figures are expected to attend an invite-only tribute service for Rosalynn Carter in Atlanta on Tuesday.
The renowned humanitarian died at her home in Plains, Georgia, on Nov. 19 at the age of 96.
Several authorities arrested 52-year-old Joey Fournier near Stockbridge just before noon on Saturday, authorities said.
In a summit with President Joe Biden this week, Chinese President Xi Jinping hinted that more pandas could be on the way.
Is Georgia good at tackling youth sex trafficking? No, according to the nonprofit Shared Hope International — but it’s getting better.
Police arrested two people in connection to a fire that started on the roof of an apartment building in Atlanta.
“The only way we are going to get better working conditions, better health, better safety, more pay is if we continue to organize in unions,” one worker says.
9 a.m. rally in support | Atlanta Public Safety Training Center remains center of controversy, violence
“If it hadn’t been for them at that traffic stop; if they wouldn’t have been right there on scene, right where it happened, it would have been 100 percent worse.”
In one week, Georgians will turn their clocks back an hour for daylight saving time. But where did the tradition come from — and why do we still do it?
Police are investigating a shooting near Georgia State University’s campus in downtown Atlanta, they told Atlanta News First.
Last December, a student was shot and killed at the same gas station.
The winning numbers were 11, 32, 43, 57 and 70, with Mega Ball 6 and Megaplier 4.
Police have found the car that four Bibb County Detention Center inmates used to escape from the facility, according to the county’s sheriff’s office.
On Thursday, the court ruled the deputies don't meet the requirement of “peace officer” because they can’t arrest people, meaning their indictment protections were invalid, court documents show.
There's a new development in the mysterious story of a woman allegedly lured from South Korea to join a cult, then abused until she died in Georgia.
Anat Sultan-Dadon, consul general of Israel to the southeastern United States, came to Atlanta News First to talk about the conflict.
The National Jurist rankings compare a school’s cost with its employment outcomes.
Terrence Jacks, 49, faces a charge of impersonating a public officer or employee, APD said.
“Even though the deer didn’t pause to say thank you, we’re sure it’s appreciative,” the county’s police department said on social media.
Thankfully, bystanders booed the woman and her friends away and helped Hsu set his keyboard back up.
Georgia's favorite son entered hospice care months ago, yet is about to mark another milestone.
The two bystanders saw a man dangling from a highway overpass sign on Sept. 4 around 2:30 a.m. and called 911.
The two men “displayed patience, empathy, and understanding and began to build a rapport,” police said.
The parasite can cause eosinophilic meningitis in humans, the CDC said.
Police also found meth and two glass smoking devices upon the 40-year-old’s arrest, they said.
The roadway will remain closed for another two to three estimated hours, the sheriff’s office said.
Those dead are 26-year-old James Norton and 20-year-old Zoey Messenger, according to police.
Originally six different units, the condo has been pieced together to become a two-story residence “that stands as a testament to luxury living,” according to its listing.
The award honors their multiple humanitarian achievements.
Jobs rose by 12,000 in August to hit nearly 5 million, the highest ever, according to the report.
She was taken to a vet and will return home soon.
The dog had been missing for about three weeks.
The group said they were there to implement “the people’s stop work order.”
Police say the shooting was the result of an ongoing domestic dispute.
Gavrie Whitlock was running down a dock at Holiday Marina when the accident happened, the DNR said.
The jail has faced scrutiny for a string of inmate deaths this year. In July, the Department of Justice announced an investigation into living conditions, improper use of force and other problems at the facility.
Now that one defendant has been approved for a speedy trial, all the co-defendants’ trial start dates are on the line.
Anyone who donates to Trump’s Save America Joint Fundraising Committee can now receive a shirt with his mugshot printed on the front, along with the words “NEVER SURRENDER!”
Complete reports on Trump's booking, remarks, arrival and departure.
The boy's father is a person of interest.
The nation's 45th president can't break any laws, intimidate people or communicate with codefendants about the case, court records say.
J’Asiah Mitchell was reportedly last seen around Wednesday night in Decatur, Georgia. But the search for the child has moved to a different county.
The study examined Federal Trade Commission data from all 50 states to see who was getting scammed where in the first quarter of 2023.
The Clayton County suit says health professionals at Southern Regional Medical Center incorrectly delivered a baby — then tried to cover it up.
A doctor allegedly performed a cesarean section too late and applied “excessive tension” on the baby’s head, causing it to detach from the body, the lawsuit alleges.
Lindsay Shiver, 36, was previously denied bond.
James Wilkinson, 19, was originally reported mission in action along the Naktong River in September 1950 and presumed dead in 1953, according to a statement from the accounting agency.
Adam Anderson's charge was reduced from felony rape to misdemeanor sexual battery after a plea deal, court documents show.
