A man was hospitalized after a stabbing in Atlanta; the suspect, who knew the victim, was arrested. The victim is stable and the investigation is ongoing.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens spoke on gun violence, stressing the need for stricter gun laws and reflecting on a recent tragedy in Winder, Georgia. He highlighted guns as the key issue in ongoing violence.

Former Toombs County teacher Chasity Knight was arrested over allegations of sexual misconduct with a student.

Acworth City Council recognized September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and presented a proclamation to the Mighty Millie Foundation, encouraging community support for pediatric cancer.

Fitch Ratings upgraded Atlanta's IDR to AAA, reflecting the city's strong fiscal health and economic growth, which may lead to lower-cost bond issues and signals confidence in its financial management.

A 13-year-old in Georgia has been charged with terroristic threats against a middle school, which they claimed was a prank. The GBI and school police investigated, leading to the juvenile's arrest and detention.

Gwinnett County launches Ride Gwinnett, a microtransit service in partnership with Norcross and Gateway85 CID, offering on-demand rides with a $3 flat rate to enhance local mobility.

The DOJ is granting over $6 million to improve law enforcement and public safety in Georgia's Southern District, including technology upgrades and mental health support.

Butts County is inviting bids for equipment for a new fire department pumper truck, due on October 7th, 2024, and will be publicly opened on the same day.

Acworth city honored members of its police force with an oath ceremony for new hire Justin Reed and promotions of multiple officers, emphasizing their commitment to public safety.

The Milton City Council approved an expansion for Milton Montessori School, allowing for an additional 160 students. The council also discussed sidewalk standards and recognized September as Milton Mental Wellness Month.

Belvedere Lane in Decatur will be closed from Sept 11 to Oct 9 due to stormwater drain replacement works, affecting local traffic and requiring detours.

The Senate Study Committee on AI plans its fourth meeting, chaired by Sen. John Albers, focusing on the balance between innovation and regulation, with live coverage available.