Georgia

Deputy Christopher Knight, 30, was stabbed in the neck and died after being taken to a hospital

The man was charged with reckless conduct and is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation, police said

Georgia was one of only four states without a hate crimes law when lawmakers passed it last year

The president and vice president will meet with Asian American community leaders

The Atlanta-area shooting spree left 8 dead, most of them Asian women

Most of the victims were Asian, prompting fears that the shooting spree was a hate crime

Gov. Brian Kemp has endorsed the bill, which now goes to the Senate for more debate

The bill would repeal citizen's arrest from state law but allow for some exceptions, including police officers who make arrests outside of their jurisdictions

Two officers are being hailed as heroes for rescuing the passenger and driver

An officer was within his rights when he fatally shot an armed 17-year-old after a pursuit, a grand jury decided

Under the new proposal, Georgians would be required to contact police within one hour of holding someone

Segregation was in full swing when Mundy joined the force in 1950. Despite that, Mundy excelled and became known for his strong work ethic

Wexler has said PERF will not "reinvent the wheel" in Atlanta, but rather will facilitate discussions between APD brass and leading experts in the field

The officers were fired after a viral video of a use-of-force incident last June drew public criticism