Atlanta officials announce a Turkey Drive at Rosel Fann Recreation Center to support 500 families, with local businesses contributing, set for November 24, 2025.

UGA football player Nyier Daniels faces multiple charges, including felonies, after a high-speed police chase. His mother was also charged. Daniels later turned himself in.

DeKalb County Police investigate a shooting in Stone Mountain that left a man with multiple gunshot wounds; identity and condition of the victim remain undisclosed. The investigation is ongoing, and public tips are sought.

An abandoned church in Atlanta's Edgewood neighborhood caught fire early Monday morning; no injuries reported, cause unknown.

One man was killed and another injured in a shooting outside a southwest Atlanta event space after a dispute inside the venue. Police are investigating the incident.

A proposed U.S. Department of Education rule could cut student loan access for nursing degrees by removing their "professional degree" status, which may worsen the nursing shortage and affect healthcare access.

Roy L. Kennedy, a 63-year-old missing man with mental health conditions, was found safe by the South Fulton Police Department after a Mattie's Call alert.

The Latin American Association in Atlanta, with the Atlanta Hawks and CareSource, hosted a food drive for over 450 families due to rising food insecurity.

School bus driver Jose Rivera-Perez received recognition for evacuating students and extinguishing a bus fire, earning the Hidden Hero Award and praise for his trained response.

A train hit a car on Waverly Way in Marietta, causing damage but no injuries. The collision led to significant traffic delays until the area was cleared. Police advised against crossing tracks on foot.

GBI investigates the mysterious death of Donald Eugene Kelly, found in Jonesboro, urging public assistance through tips and emphasizing the use of digital channels.

Brian Sanchez Duarte received a life sentence without parole for a 2022 "execution-style" murder in Gwinnett County.

The Cumberland Autonomous Mobility Network in Cobb County, backed by a $6.6 million FTA grant, will feature eight autonomous shuttles, enhancing public transit and connectivity.