A multi-vehicle crash on I-75 in Atlanta left one dead and six injured after a disabled vehicle led to a chain-reaction collision involving seven cars, including two Freightliner trucks.

Senator Gail Davenport discusses Hurricane Helene's impact on Clayton County and Georgia's extension of the State of Emergency to aid recovery efforts.

Atlanta hosted a reentry resource fair for returning citizens to aid their societal reintegration, providing employment, health services, and legal aid.

Cobb County declared August Child Support Awareness Month and recognized ITS for digital advances, celebrated Whataburger Day, and commended a local Gates Scholarship recipient.

Fayetteville cleared roads quickly after Hurricane Helene, but GEMA warns of potential further issues. Residents should report hazards to emergency or non-emergency lines.

DeKalb County commissioners host a community event offering free pet care resources like vaccines and microchipping, and promoting companion animal welfare.

One man was killed in a morning shooting in DeKalb County and another is in custody; police suspect the dispute escalated into gunfire. No identities released yet.

Severe weather prompts Atlanta to suspend solid waste services on Sept. 27, with potential resumption on Sept. 28 or 29 depending on conditions. Priority given to trash, recycling; yard debris discouraged. Updates via city website, app, and hotline.

Hurricane Helene's approach has postponed the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets games, with a doubleheader set for September 30th amidst the Wild Card race.

A mother and son from Macon were sentenced for embezzling over $3.5 million from their employer, resulting in prison terms and orders to pay restitution and forfeiture.

A convicted sex offender from Carrollton was sentenced to seven years for operating an illegal "ghost gun" manufacturing and sale operation and possession of methamphetamine.

The aftermath of gunshots in a community led to the death of an 18-year-old, with an ongoing investigation by Atlanta Police to find motive and perpetrator.

The DeKalb Elections Board will hold a public meeting on Oct. 10, 2024, accepting comments via email within certain time constraints. Disruptive behavior is not allowed.