GDOT starts final paving on I-285, with closures affecting commutes and causing potential weekend traffic disruptions as part of the Transform 285/400 project.

Gunshots on Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard last night left one man with facial injuries; a 9mm firearm was recovered at the scene. Detectives have launched an investigation as the victim receives medical care. No suspects have been detained.

Two dead in Millen, Georgia shooting at veteran's center; GBI investigates the incident and a later, related shooting without injuries. Autopsies are planned.

The $1.1 billion Mega Millions jackpot remains unclaimed after 30 draws without a grand prize winner, while the Powerball prize grows to $750 million.

UGA running back Trevor Etienne was arrested for DUI and other misdemeanors in Athens-Clarke County, with the university's athletic department responding and seeking additional information.

Atlanta Mayor Dickens will deliver his State of the City Address focusing on issues like crime and affordable housing while highlighting initiatives like Year of the Youth.

A 6-year-old in Atlanta was pronounced dead, leading to charges of murder and child cruelty against Dashon Jones. The APD's Homicide Unit is investigating the incident.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet and windy start to the week in Atlanta, with showers, thunderstorms, and gusty winds expected, though conditions will improve with sunnier weather toward the weekend.

An early morning collision on I-20 West in Atlanta resulted in one fatality and a hospitalization, with an SUV losing control and hitting a sedan. Police are investigating the incident.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Tallapoosa, GA, where Marcus Eaddy was critically injured after a high-speed chase and gunfire exchange. No officers were harmed.

The GBI is investigating a fatal shooting by Snellville Police during a traffic stop where Rashawn Johnson was killed after reportedly firing a gun at officers.

Police shot a man at a Roswell bar after he brandished a gun and refused to drop it when confronted by officers. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is reviewing the incident.

Former Georgia insurance commissioner John Oxendine has pleaded guilty to health care fraud involving a scheme that involved unnecessary medical tests.