Two men were shot on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW in Atlanta; both were hospitalized, one in critical condition, and police are investigating the incident.

A woman was found stabbed to death near The Skylark apartments in southeast Atlanta; police are investigating.

Atlanta partners with APS to revitalize surplus school properties, aiming to create community hubs that support housing stability and educational success.

Atlanta's week ahead includes sunny days and a slight chance of showers, with temperatures in the low 80s and comfortable nights around 66. The National Weather Service expects clear conditions to dominate, ideal for outdoor activities.

Fulton County Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. joins the National Association of Counties Justice and Public Safety Steering Committee to influence legislative policies on justice and public safety.

Snellville announces an increase in stormwater fees to address deteriorating infrastructure, with an annual base rate rise to $125, marking the second hike since 2008.

Carrollton Police arrest individuals involved in organized thefts from Lowe's and Walmart, with losses totaling about $200,000. Inter-state investigations lead to multiple charges and the busting of theft rings.

New details reveal Colt Gray, 14, shot four at Apalachee High School with a rifle from his backpack. His father, Colin Gray, faces related charges. Prior footage shows the family's gun use.

Two Edwards Middle School employees were arrested for possessing weapons and making terroristic threats, following a lockdown and recent vigilance due to a nearby school shooting.

The DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management has repaired a broken water main at Perimeter Center West, caused by a drilling error. Although repairs are complete, some residents may experience brown water temporarily.

Truck-A-Palooza will take place at the Town Center Mall in Cobb County, featuring an array of large vehicles and supporting local safety education programs.

Dr. Donald Lyle Gates settled a civil dispute over mishandled prescription drug records with a $100,000 penalty and stricter DEA oversight but did not admit liability.

Police found a man with multiple gunshot wounds at 339 Edgewood Avenue SE; he later died at the hospital. The investigation is ongoing, with no arrests made.