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.

A woman was arrested after a domestic dispute led to a shooting in Atlanta, with the male victim hospitalized but also found to have an active warrant.

Two individuals were seriously injured in a domestic dispute on Auburn Avenue, with one sustaining a stab wound and the other facial injuries; both were conscious when the police arrived.

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.

Snellville Police Department received a $29,495.36 grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety to combat DUI offenses as part of Georgia's H.E.A.T. initiative aimed at reducing aggressive driving and impaired driving incidents.

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.

Georgia law enforcement concluded "Operation H.O.O.K," arresting 11 for charges like human trafficking, based on interactions with undercover agents posing as minors.

Suspects stole an ATM from 375 Ralph McGill Blvd, Atlanta, dropping it off a balcony and fleeing eastward. The Atlanta Police Department is investigating.

A man was shot after a verbal dispute in Atlanta, with police investigating and no arrests made yet. The victim is stable; community leaders are concerned about violence.

A Lithonia woman, Crystal Nasir, was convicted for abusing disabled adults in an unlicensed care home, providing them squalid living conditions. She received a 15-year sentence.

The GBI is investigating a Douglas County incident where a man killed his wife, was shot by police, and an autopsy is planned; the victim's daughters opened her planned barbershop in tribute.