A man was stabbed in the head and back in southwest Atlanta; he was conscious when found. Police are investigating, with details and motives still unclear.

Georgia lawmakers are considering reforms on HOA and rent regulations, with a focus on preventing excessive fines and foreclosures, and examining rent control laws.

ATLDOT announces temporary closure of Hill Street SE in Atlanta for construction, affecting both vehicle and pedestrian traffic, with detours and local access only.

Marietta City Council's committee meetings are scheduled for September 30th at 5:15 PM and will be open to the public, both in-person and virtually, with an agenda available online.

The Atlanta forecast indicates variable weather, with sunny days, chances of showers, and thunderstorms; temperatures will fluctuate around the high 80s and low 90s.

Police respond to a stabbing in Midtown, leaving a 58-year-old man with a back wound; he's stable. The motive is unclear as the investigation continues.

Georgia's Governor Brian Kemp has designated September as Workforce Development Month and announced the third annual Governor’s Workforce Summit to connect talent with jobs.

A gunman opened fire at a Columbus, Georgia, Amazon warehouse, later dying by suicide without causing additional injuries. Details remain sparse as police investigate.

A burglary in Gwinnett County led to a homeowner fatally shooting the suspect; police are investigating the incident with no charges currently announced.

Defense attorneys question the lead detective about the investigation methods in Julian Conley's trial for Secoriea Turner's shooting, highlighting witness identification issues and clothing discrepancies.

Georgia's Farm to Food Bank Program receives an $825,000 funding boost, benefitting eight regional food banks and supporting local agriculture by distributing surplus produce.

Five Mexican nationals face federal charges for a meth trafficking operation in DeKalb County, with over a thousand pounds seized. Four are illegal aliens, and the case is linked to an undercover Atlanta area investigation targeting cartel activity.

Two shootings in DeKalb County resulted in two deaths; one at a Chevron station, another near a pharmacy. Two suspects were arrested for the parking lot incident, while the second shooting is under investigation.