The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting at a Family Dollar in Atlanta, where Otis Ponder was shot but stable; the results will go to the DA's office.

An Atlanta Police Department statement detailed an officer-involved shooting during a foot chase after attempting to question a suspect, resulting in injury to the officer and the suspect being hospitalized.

Atlanta's weather includes showers today, with a 90% chance of rain and temperatures around 55 degrees. Clearer skies with milder temperatures are expected towards the weekend.

GBI investigates an officer-involved shooting in Cherokee County, GA, where a man attacked a deputy with a knife and was fatally shot; a woman was also found dead at the scene.

A missing 77-year-old Athens woman, Lillie Mae Wade, was found dead; her body was discovered in the area of Dairy Pak Road. No cause of death released yet.

A man in Nazi attire accused of assaulting a student outside a bar in Athens, Georgia, has been released on bond after being charged with aggravated assault and battery.

Two men were found dead in a vehicle in DeKalb County, disrupting the calm of a typically quiet neighborhood. The incident occurred on Shepherds Path, with police responding to reports of gunfire. The case remains under investigation.

A waterline break caused a road collapse in Forest Park, closing the intersection of Longleaf Drive and Pine Creek Road. Repairs were scheduled to begin on Tuesday, with local authorities recommending alternate routes.

A man named Michael Jackson was fatally shot in Marietta during a domestic dispute; police are searching for his stepson, Fharron Banks, who is charged with the murder.

Lawrenceville invites residents to apply for 27 positions on city boards, contributing to various community aspects. Applications close on November 7, 2025.

Cobb County is consulting with the public on its new Unified Development Code, inviting community participation in meetings and online to refine the regulations for future development.

Milton firefighters Hiatt and James received top honors at a city ceremony that recognized promotions and acts of valor within the Fire-Rescue Department.

Milton residents are invited to discuss city development at a Community Information Zoning Meeting on October 28 to address four potential city code text amendments.