Gwinnett County Police seek witnesses to a fatal hit-and-run on Athens Highway where a pedestrian was killed. The incident happened between Cooper and Rosebud Roads around 10:50 pm.

A woman was shot on Moreland Ave SE in Atlanta; she was conscious when police arrived and is receiving treatment. The APD's Aggravated Assault Unit is investigating.

Sen. RaShaun Kemp is named chair of the Georgia LGBTQ+ Caucus, with a commitment to equality and anti-discrimination. The caucus supports legislation for LGBTQ+ rights as Atlanta prepares for its 55th Pride celebration.

Marietta's Finance Department was recognized for generating $3M in surplus sales via an online auction platform, boosting city revenue without tax increases.

Woodstock's recycling initiatives and Hazardous Waste Collection event successfully engage the community in sustainability efforts, diverting thousands of pounds of waste from landfills.

Georgia's Senate Study Committee on Tourism is set to hold its third public meeting in Valdosta to discuss ways to expand tourism and boost the economy.

A shooting incident in Dunwoody where a victim sustained non-fatal injuries from debris after shots were fired is under investigation. No suspects are in custody.

The Cobb Chamber held a Public Safety Appreciation Luncheon, awarding honors including Officer of the Year to Stephen Abernathy and the Award of Valor to Rahim Somani for bravery.

Milton City Council discusses large lot incentives, tech partnerships, local proclamations, and Birmingham Park's conservation easement plans.

Atlanta police report a 27-year-old man was shot multiple times on Mount Zion Road, found alert and conscious, and was hospitalized; an investigation is ongoing.

Two men are charged with threatening a Homeland Security officer and his wife on social media, with the U.S. Attorney emphasizing the seriousness of such actions against federal agents.

Barrow County pauses activities for Columbus Day, closing offices and parks, but keeps essential services operational. Early voting will resume October 14.

Clayton County Fire & Emergency Services launched a Whole Blood Transfusion program, enabling first responders to administer transfusions for trauma patients on-site, potentially improving survival rates.