A Gwinnett County police officer, Sgt. Todd Heller, was commended for purchasing over $150 worth of winter supplies for a homeless man using his own funds.

Jool Baby recalls over 63,000 infant swings due to suffocation risks as reported by the CPSC. No injuries reported. The product should not be used for sleep, and the company offers a repair kit.

A MARTA bus caught fire in southwest Atlanta, leading to a temporary disruption of the morning commute. The driver evacuated safely and no injuries were reported. Traffic was rerouted as the fire was extinguished.

Zoo Atlanta mourns the sudden loss of Ruby the red panda, likely caused by a twist in her intestines. Her death has greatly impacted the zoo community.

A child died after a car accident in the Mall of Georgia parking lot, with two others injured. The driver is cooperating with the police investigation.

A Georgia player won $1 million in the Mega Millions drawing, while players in Texas also won the same amount. The next jackpot is estimated at $735 million.

Bear Hollow Zoo in Athens will close for tree removal to ensure safety, intending to reopen within a few days.

Marietta invites residents to apply for a vacancy on its Board of Lights and Water by March 25, 2024. Applications are available online or at the City Hall.

Herbert Ward named Clayton County's Veteran of the Month for his commitment to veteran services, following a 21-year US Marine Corps career and impactful roles as VSO and state service officer.

The Marietta Fire Department reminds residents to change the batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms during daylight savings time clock adjustments.

The City of Douglas Fire Department will be testing fire hydrants from March 18-22 during late-night hours, potentially affecting water clarity for residents who are advised to flush their taps.

Clayton County Police are actively searching for 21-year-old Jacob Cook, who has a developmental delay and has been missing since February 29.

Extra deputies were sent to Cherokee Bluff High School by Hall County Sheriff's Office after unverified social media threats, found not credible after investigation.