Autopsy results revealed that Georgia firefighter Raegan Anderson shot colleague Chandler Kuhbander and herself. The pair were found deceased in Tennessee after being reported missing.

Gwinnett County advances infrastructure and safety projects, including an I-985 interchange, road resurfacing, and trail extensions, funded by partnerships and grants.

The Georgia Senate's new committee, led by Senator Kennedy, aims to innovate and sustain the state's forestry industry, focusing on economic growth and environmental health.

Cobb County is seeking volunteers for its CERT program with training sessions in September, October, and November 2024.

The Marietta Building Inspections Division is the first in Georgia to receive IAS accreditation, affirming its adherence to high building and safety standards and promising improved services and potentially lower insurance premiums for residents.

Two suspects were detained after a shooting on Ralph D. Abernathy Boulevard in Atlanta, which left a man injured. The motive remains under investigation.

Roswell has placed access restrictions at Vickery Creek near the waterfall for safety and environmental protection, causing mixed reactions among the public.

The GBI is investigating the death of suspect Wayne Fuller following a police chase and a suspected self-inflicted gunshot. The chase began in connection to a Bibb County homicide.

Newnan's Urban Redevelopment Agency hosts a Housing Resource Fair to inform residents on housing assistance options, set for September 7 on West Broad Street.

An independent audit reviewed the More MARTA Atlanta program's finances, finding a $70 million entitlement after adjusting cost allocations and instances of financial shifts for operational balance. The city agrees with the audit's recommendations.

DeKalb County backs a $21 million plan to combat its housing crisis, emphasizing support for eviction prevention and rent/utility aid through nonprofits and HUD-approved funds.

Atlanta's weather forecast promises a week of consistent sunny skies with high temperatures in the 80s, ideal for outdoor activities, with slight variations in nightly lows.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger opposes proposed election rule changes requiring hand counts of ballots, arguing they may undermine voter confidence and burden workers.