A North Georgia manhunt ended with the arrest of Timothy Craig Ramsey after a police officer was shot in the face. The search involved multiple departments and extended into North Carolina.

Atlanta's Mayor Dickens signed an Executive Order limiting permits for the 2026 FIFA World Cup to balance event excitement with residents' daily life.

Lavan Hickman, 38, was arrested by Gwinnett County Police for allegedly burglarizing the North Gwinnett Co-Operative, stealing cash while on work-release from a prior sentence.

VetConnect 2025, to be held on November 8 at the Riverdale Town Center, is an event for veterans and community members to connect and access resources.

The Senate Subcommittee on Students with Disabilities in Georgia will hold its first public meeting to discuss educational matters for such students on September 16.

A procession honored DeKalb Master Firefighter Preston Fant, who died in a warehouse fire. He leaves behind a wife and five kids. Officials praised his bravery, and a fundraiser is set up for his family.

Man gets 11-year sentence for stabbing fiancée's dog to death in Sandy Springs following an argument; includes charges of animal cruelty, terroristic threats, and evidence tampering.

A helicopter crash in Walton County, under investigation, involved two occupants with non-serious injuries; the aircraft largely burned. The FAA and NTSB are examining the instructional flight.

Armuchee High mourns the loss of student David Clemons, who died in a crash after football practice. The community remembers him fondly and offers support to those grieving.

Athens Creative Theatre announces auditions for "ACT’s Got Talent," a local talent showcase, scheduled for October with the main event on November 7 at the Morton Theatre.

Jason Anavitarte issued a statement mourning conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's death, praising his influence on young people and pledging to continue his legacy in the Senate.

17th Street NW in Atlanta will be closed from Northside Drive NW to Howell Mill Road NW for utility work weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sept. 9-12, impacting traffic and sidewalks.

The Senate committee on social media, AI, and child privacy holds its second public meeting on September 17 to discuss online protections for children.