A fatal shooting occurred at Albany State University during Homecoming Weekend, with 5 shot, including one fatality and a 13-year-old girl among the injured. No arrests have been made.

Senator Donzella James received the PAALA Lifetime Achievement Award from AWLO for her service and promotion of African-American interests in Georgia.

A mother received a life sentence for the murder of her 3-year-old due to hypothermia while under drug influence.

A driver was caught going 154 mph on I-575 in Holly Springs, Georgia, where the speed limit is 70 mph. Local police highlight the dangers of such speeding, governed by Georgia's "Super Speeder Law" imposing additional fines.

Seven people died and others were critically injured when a dock collapsed on Sapelo Island during a cultural celebration, with residents and emergency responders working together in rescue efforts.

A 12-year-old Georgia student was arrested for making online threats against her school, prompting local law enforcement to stress the seriousness of such actions.

Jarquavious Scott is charged with Felony Murder following a shooting at a Georgia homecoming afterparty that left one teen dead and several others injured.

GBI investigates the death of David Woodward at the Houston County Detention Center; they urge the public to share information and will report their findings to the district attorney.

Former Crossroads Treatment Center director Roderick Branscomb is accused of sexually abusing women seeking addiction treatment, with a lawsuit claiming negligent hiring and supervision.

Two people were shot in a road rage incident on Wesley Chapel Road in DeKalb County, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. The shooting prompted a large police response and is under investigation.

Macon Mafia founder Alphonzo Clyde was sentenced to 15 years for illegal firearm possession by the U.S. District Court. His arrest revealed a 9mm handgun, leading to this conviction under Project Safe Neighborhoods.

The Gwinnett County Police are searching for missing 71-year-old Marie Andree Alabre and ask for community help.

Athens-Clarke County government seeks public feedback on North Avenue corridor improvements to enhance pedestrian and cycling facilities, with an open house event on October 22 and various ways to provide input online or via phone.