Senator Harold Jones II criticizes the Senate Special Committee on Investigations, urging a focus on issues like insurance, housing affordability, and utility costs in Georgia.

A 28-year-old man was fatally shot in southwest Atlanta, with police investigating the incident that occurred around 4:45 PM on Greenbriar Parkway SW.

A neo-Nazi was convicted of hate crimes for sending threatening postcards to a Georgia State Representative and a Rabbi who supported antisemitism legislation.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Crisp County, GA, where Deonte Rashad Calhoun died, possibly from a self-inflicted wound. No officers were injured.

A shooting at the Commons apartment in Atlanta resulted in the death of a 35-year-old man. Police are investigating the incident, with no suspects or arrests reported yet.

The Grand Jury of Athens-Clarke County seeks members for its Board of Tax Equalization to deliberate on property value appeals and ensure fair taxation.

An APD SUV collided with a Mercedes in Buckhead, causing significant damage and traffic disruption. Details on the cause and driver conditions have not been released.

Atlanta motorist Rodarius Green was charged for reckless driving and drug possession after a stop sign violation led to a vehicle search uncovering weapons and substances.

The Atlanta Police Department received a $52,463.84 grant from the GOHS to enhance traffic enforcement efforts, focusing on DUI and aggressive driving, as part of the H.E.A.T. program for FY 2026.

Atlanta celebrates Veterans Day with clear skies and a forecast for a week of sunny weather and temperate conditions, as per the National Weather Service.

Governor Brian P. Kemp appoints Carl Cansino as Washington County's Solicitor General, highlighting Cansino's extensive legal experience and prosecutorial background.

Gwinnett County is set to host a Veterans Day ceremony indoors due to cold weather, featuring a keynote by Sergeant Major Kerry Dyer and a Veterans March. A Stand Down event and museum anniversary are also planned.

Georgia's economy benefits from legislative reforms streamlining professional licensing and reducing bureaucracy, as explained in Senator Walker's column.