Two males were injured in a shooting and stabbing incident following a dispute on Cleveland Avenue SW, with both transported to the hospital for treatment.

The forecast for Atlanta includes pleasant weather with sunny skies and rising temperatures, reaching 64 degrees today. A slight chance of showers early next week precedes a probable rainy Tuesday.

Donnie Skillman was found guilty of drug trafficking and firearms charges by a federal jury; he is the last of ten defendants in an Augusta drug ring, facing life in prison.

The GBI is investigating the death of Devin Jeter, whose body was found in the Ocmulgee River, and seeks public help to locate his missing rented silver Jeep Compass.

Two men were sentenced for the murder of transgender woman Skyler Gilmore; JaQuan Brooks received life with parole and five years' probation, and Davonte Fore, a fugitive, received life with parole plus 15 years.

The Georgia Senate Committee will hold its third meeting to discuss safety and security in DOC facilities, with a live stream available for public viewing.

Cobb County schedules a final public hearing for residents to discuss proposed code amendments before a decisive vote by the Board of Commissioners on November 21.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee on Safe Firearm Storage, led by Sen. Jones, will hold its final meeting to finalize a report on firearm storage issues on November 14 at the State Capitol, with a live stream available for public viewing.

Two men were arrested for the assault of an off-duty Fulton County Sheriff's detention deputy, with the incident occurring on November 1st and the arrests on November 7th and 8th.

Traffic on Decatur Street SE in Atlanta is affected by overnight resurfacing, with one lane closed on weekdays, but the ATLDOT ensures continued flow and guidance for commuters.

Gwinnett County Police are seeking help to find missing 82-year-old Susan Faircloth, last seen in Peachtree Corners. She may be wearing pajamas and slippers.

Birmingham Park hosted its first Night Hike and Campfire for 150 residents, featuring guided hikes, a campfire, and s'mores, with educational insights into nocturnal wildlife.

Marietta announces the return of the Mayor’s Christmas Lights Decorating Contest, inviting residents and businesses to decorate and submit photos online by December 13th, with winners announced December 19th.