Joe Biden and Donald Trump hold rallies in the key battleground of Georgia ahead of the presidential election, emphasizing their respective administration’s achievements and voter mobilization efforts.

Two men were convicted of a 2022 murder during an attempted robbery in Acworth, GA; one received life without parole. The victim, a store owner, was shot twice, and the culprits were identified by witnesses and surveillance footage.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office issued a public notice seeking information on the whereabouts of wanted individual April Moore with a contact number for Investigator Atkins.

Diego Ibarra remains in custody after being denied pre-trial release for allegedly possessing a fake green card, with a potential ten-year sentence if convicted.

A barn fire in Cherokee County caused road closures on Bells Ferry Road, leading to significant traffic delays, with local firefighters responding to the scene.

Two men are wanted for an armed robbery at Atlanta's B and E Food Mart, where $2,000 was stolen. Police seek tips and have released surveillance images.

A school bus in Monroe County was rear-ended, sending eight students to the hospital for evaluation; no major injuries were reported. The incident is under investigation.

Police continue searching for the suspect in the 2022 shooting at a Clayton County apartment that resulted in the death of 19-year-old Kiyre Allen and injured four others.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy and windy week's end in Atlanta, with high chances of showers and thunderstorms and gusty winds. Conditions will improve by Sunday with sunny skies.

A new Georgia measure to discipline prosecutors is pending approval, potentially affecting the Trump case by Fulton County DA Willis, amidst Senate scrutiny over her relationship with a special prosecutor.

A Hall County deputy encountered a 9-foot alligator during a K9 training exercise. He escaped unharmed. The area is now under alert, with the sheriff's office installing warning signs.

The Get Fit Expo in Clayton County, originally set for March 9, 2024, was cancelled due to severe weather forecasts, with future plans to be announced.

The Georgia Secretary of State's office mailed outdated voter precinct cards in Cobb County, but corrective yellow cards with updated information are following.