One woman died and two others were injured in a Carrollton shooting early Sunday; three suspects have since been charged with felony murder and other crimes.

A shooting outside a Clarkston adult club left one man dead and another critically injured; suspects fled and are at large.

New Birth Missionary Baptist Church hosted a large food distribution as SNAP benefits froze due to a government shutdown, with demand so high that they had to turn people away after serving 2,500.

A 59-year-old man was critically injured in an Atlanta shooting, with police investigating the incident at Joseph E. Boone Blvd. NW. Authorities are seeking public assistance.

Atlanta police reported an early Sunday shooting on Edgewood Avenue SE, where a 31-year-old man was injured and taken to hospital. Investigations are ongoing to find the shooter.

Smyrna's annual "Home for the Holidays" event features music, a Santa-led tree lighting at 7:00 PM, and opportunities for family photos. The Kris Kringle Market offers a variety of artisanal gifts. Both events celebrate community and holiday spirit.

Gwinnett County allocates $250,000 to provide residents with food and hygiene products amid federal assistance disruptions, working with six local cooperatives for distribution.

Gwinnett County announces new funding for food cooperatives to fight local food insecurity, unveiling future plans for meal distribution events and emphasizing their commitment to this issue.

Milton's City Hall hosts its annual Veterans Breakfast on November 8 to honor military veterans and their families, with RSVP required due to limited seating.

The GBI arrested three tied to CJNG, seizing over 500 pounds of marijuana in Atlanta. The multi-agency operation also uncovered firearms and other drugs.

Sen. Kemp announces a food and toy giveaway in Atlanta to aid families facing a nutritional deficit, with higher than expected registration highlighting the need.

Jason Wallace Lary, former mayor of Stonecrest, was indicted for alleged voting-related offenses, including false registration and statements. This follows his prior COVID-19 relief fund theft conviction.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens launches ATL CARES to aid residents facing food insecurity due to a halt in federal SNAP benefits, including a water shutoff and eviction moratorium and increased food bank support.