The Newton County Domestic Violence Task Force is hosting its fourth Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event to raise awareness of domestic violence, with registrations open and donations requested for victims.

A teenage boy was shot and went to a fire station for help in Southwest Atlanta. The police are investigating the incident, with no suspects or motives identified yet.

Georgia lawmakers plan to honor fallen Deputy Brandon Cunningham by naming a Paulding County intersection after him, reflecting his sacrifice in the line of duty.

Douglas County announces a "Pink Out" event on October 24 to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month, inviting the community to show solidarity and raise awareness.

A mass casualty training exercise took place near West Georgia Technical College and Piedmont Newnan Hospital, involving a temporary road closure and increased emergency presence.

Douglas County initiates a Give Drive to aid hurricane victims, collecting essential items like canned goods and water through October 24, with multiple drop-off locations.

Gwinnett County offers multiple advance voting options for the 2024 General Election, including two new locations, to reduce wait times and improve voter convenience.

Georgia's tax revenues fell 2.8% in September, with a notable dip in corporate income tax but an uptick in individual income tax and motor fuel tax collections.

The GBI is probing an officer-involved shooting in Clarkesville that led to Aaron Allen Patterson's death on September 20 following the September 7 incident.

Newton County, Georgia is now eligible for federal hurricane relief, allowing residents to apply for aid like housing grants and low-cost loans until December 2, 2024.

Victor Uriel Diego Estrada from Mexico was sentenced to 25 years in prison for methamphetamine trafficking following DEA investigations into his extensive drug operations.

State Sen. John Albers received the NFIB Guardian of Small Business Award for his advocacy for small enterprises, including legislation aid and support for Referendum Question A.

Athens-Clarke County Government has announced service changes for Indigenous Peoples' Day. Certain departments will be closed, trash collection delayed, but transit will operate normally.