Georgia is the second-worst state for robocalls in the US, with residents receiving an average of 307 calls per person, according to a study by WhistleOut.

Senator Mike Hodges expressed condolences after a fatal dock incident during Sapelo Island's Cultural Day, praising emergency responders and affirming support for the Gullah Geechee community.

Makilyn Manzie received a life sentence for a 2021 drive-by shooting in Loganville, with no parole, convicted of murdering Devond Holmes and wounding another.

Henry Cullen Talton, known as "America's longest serving sheriff," passed away at 92, leaving a legacy of over 50 years in the Houston County Sheriff's Office.

Aaron Guillen has been arrested for the murder of Marianne Guillen, a young mother of four, in Gwinnett County. The victim was preparing to leave due to domestic violence.

Douglasville introduces On The Go Learning, uniting Mobile Recreation and After-School Programs to deliver fun, educational activities to youth based on GA DOE Standards.

Gwinnett County is set to open its OneStop Centerville expansion, offering various community services. The $25 million project was funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and includes a new building and playground. The ribbon-cutting is on October 24.

Georgia voters are to decide on state constitutional amendments, including a property value cap and a new tax court, plus a referendum to increase personal property tax exemption.

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.