A man was shot in the face in Atlanta, and the Aggravated Assault Unit is investigating. The victim survived and is being treated at a local hospital. Authorities are seeking information regarding the assailants.

The GBI is probing an incident involving a MARTA officer and a man at James Orange Park, which began with a response to a nearby robbery. No injuries were reported when an officer's gun discharged during a scuffle.

A road rage incident on GA-400 led to gunfire resulting in one driver hospitalized. Police are searching for the shooter, believed to be driving a dark Tesla.

A South Carolina man was sentenced to nearly six years for shipping counterfeit fentanyl-laced pills to Georgia, after a Postal Service investigation.

Milton firefighters' CPR and AED class was in such demand that capacity increased by 40%. The non-certification course aims to teach vital lifesaving techniques to the community.

Cobb Accountability Court experts spoke on the Medication for Addiction Treatment Program at a state conference, emphasizing the program's success in improving participant retention and satisfaction.

A triple shooting at an Atlanta album release party left three injured and prompted an ongoing police investigation.

Patients were moved from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's Egleston campus to the new Arthur M. Blank Hospital involving a fleet of ambulances and a helicopter.

Mousie Mae named Duluth's Dog of the Month for her sociability and contributions to the environment, encouraging community involvement in local eco-campaigns.

A man was injured in a Southwest Atlanta shooting, caught in gunfire meant for juveniles during an argument. Police are investigating and seeking the suspect.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mostly sunny weather and warm temperatures in Atlanta, GA, with highs in the 70s and 80s and light winds.

DeKalb County is dealing with Hurricane Helene's aftermath, facing fallen trees, downed power lines, and flooding. Officials advise caution, and emergency services offer contact numbers for reporting hazards.

Fulton County braces for Hurricane Helene, expecting significant rainfall and strong winds, as explained by the AFCEMA and Battalion Chief Sparagowski.