DeKalb County police investigate a triple shooting at a Stone Mountain gas station that left one man dead and two injured in what is suspected to be a drive-by incident.

FEMA aid extends to eight more Georgia counties for Hurricane Helene recovery, offering grants and loans for housing and repairs. Residents can apply online or by phone with a December 2, 2024, deadline.

A manhunt is underway following a fatal roommate dispute in Atlanta's Oakland City, leading to a SWAT standoff after a shooting at a townhouse complex.

Georgia's major ports in Savannah and Brunswick resumed operations following a temporary suspension of a dockworker strike thanks to a tentative wage agreement.

The latest issue of Union City's community newsletter, UC Now, highlights the city's achievements and progress on the R3 Master Plan. The digital publication encourages community engagement and unity.

Douglasville Restaurant Week from Oct 13-18 offers a chance for diners and restaurants to each win $500. Participants must dine at local spots, submit receipts, and join the Main Street Facebook Group.

Church Street Park in Fayetteville has added a shaded swing set, with features catering to different ages and abilities, and plans for more improvements, including bathroom facilities.

State and federal agencies monitor air quality after a fire at the Rockdale County Biolab, where chlorine levels have spiked intermittently due to neutralization efforts. Residents may experience irritations and are advised to stay indoors.

The City of Fayetteville closed its City Center Park spray pad for 2024, initiating maintenance work with barriers set up around the spray pad, while other park areas remain open.

The article provides an extended weather forecast for Atlanta, predicting mostly sunny skies with highs in the low 80s and gentle winds throughout the week.

Two young men were shot on Parsons Street SW in Atlanta during a verbal dispute, and were hospitalized in alert condition. Police are investigating the incident.

The DOJ has found the Georgia Department of Corrections violates inmates' rights by failing to protect them from violence and sexual abuse in prisons.

Dunwoody celebrates October as Arts & Culture Month with a variety of events including public art displays, theater shows like "The Mousetrap," and a cultural mix of festivities like the Spirits for Spruill event.