A man was critically injured from a neck gunshot on Auburn Avenue NE in Atlanta; the altercation occurred around 6:44 AM, leading to an ongoing investigation.

LaGrange police seek information on a shooter after a residence on Callaway Avenue was targeted, leaving bullet holes in the property and car of Naeem Bridges. No injuries were reported.

DeKalb County invites the public to observe voting machine logic and accuracy testing on September 16 to ensure the integrity of the election process.

The GBI is probing an officer-involved shooting in Gwinnett County that left 17-year-old Brayden Hemphill dead after he advanced on officers with a knife.

A man who fired at Carroll County deputies and fled was captured; he’s wanted for similar offenses, including theft. No injuries were reported. The arrest, by SWAT and Georgia State Patrol, comes after a deputy was critically injured days earlier.

Gwinnett County police rescued a 77-year-old man from a creek, after he was reported missing and his voice was heard by officers during a search operation.

DeKalb County encourages voters to check their registration status and prepare for the General Election, with advance voting beginning mid-October and a voter registration deadline of October 7.

DeKalb County adjusts its sanitation schedule due to Labor Day, with all collections delayed by one day for the week and the North Transfer Station open during holiday hours.

Mayor Michael Caldwell announced an upgrade to Woodstock's trail system with a new 1.5-mile extension to the Noonday Creek Trail, aiming to connect to the Silver Comet Trail.

Stephen Harper dropped his lawsuit accusing Dwight Howard of sexual assault, and the case was dismissed with prejudice. No settlement was given, and reasons for the dismissal were not provided.

The DeKalb County Voter Registration and Elections Board announced a meeting for September 12 to handle its monthly business, encouraging public comments via email or in person.

SparkleBerry INK, a new craft and vinyl store, opens in Acworth with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Mayor Allegood to celebrate the city's growing business community.

Fayetteville announces repaving projects that will affect local commutes from August 26 to September 4, targeting several streets including Fenwyck Commons and Veterans Parkway, with traffic control to minimize disruptions.