A fire at Clarkston Oaks Apartments resulted in five hospitalizations and left 50 people, including many refugees, homeless. Firefighters contained the blaze, which damaged all 32 units.

The GBI is investigating a deadly drive-by shooting in Thomson that resulted in D'Corby Benning's death and Ja'Marcia Hampton's injury; authorities are seeking information.

Peachtree Corners is addressing a growing deer population encroaching on human areas by initiating a study with wildlife cameras and resident input to determine management steps.

A male was shot and killed at a Clayton County intersection, with the police investigating the homicide and seeking information on the suspect and motive.

The Clairmont Terrace Water Main Replacement Project will cause traffic disruptions on Clairmont Road in Brookhaven with nightly work and a planned water outage.

Brookhaven police are hunting Jose Carlos Meza Ignacio, 31, for a deadly shooting at Carmel Creek Apartments. He's considered "armed and dangerous" after the victim, found with multiple gunshot wounds, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Jimmy Carter to be honored with a Forever stamp by the USPS, featuring a 1982 portrait by Herbert E. Abrams, set for release on October 1st, his would-be 101st birthday.

An Atlanta man was shot and hospitalized in a late-night incident; the shooter's identity and motive are unknown, with police urging public assistance.

Eric L. Loggins was arrested by the GBI on charges including terroristic threats and firearm possession during a property conflict in Augusta, Georgia.

Stratton Library in Marietta is set to close for renovations from September 15, aiming to modernize its services and space through a $500,000 SPLOST-funded project, with a reopening anticipated in early 2026.

Authorities in Atlanta arrested a suspect for a shooting after a car accident, where two juveniles were injured. The suspect, Bennie McCoy, faces multiple charges.

Atlanta's weather forecast indicates sunshine with some thunderstorms, high 80s to mid-90s temperatures, and increasing rain chances as the week progresses.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture warns against unlicensed pest control sales and urges residents to check for proper licenses before allowing work to begin. The article also mentions a digital form for reporting unlicensed individuals.