The Georgia DHS continues to deal with aftermath of a July 28 cyberattack on its SNAP program's call center, advising recipients on security measures and replacing affected EBT cards.

Peachtree Corners is addressing a growing deer population encroaching on human areas by initiating a study with wildlife cameras and resident input to determine management steps.

Georgia authorities are searching for 14-year-old Jeremiah McCleod from Clayton County, reported missing and subject to a statewide Mattie's Call due to his medical conditions.

Apalachee High School football team won its first game since 2021, breaking a losing streak and marking Head Coach Kevin Saunders' positive start. Amidst recovery from last year's campus shooting, the school focuses on healing and resilience.

A male was shot and killed at a Clayton County intersection, with the police investigating the homicide and seeking information on the suspect and motive.

A 25-year-old man from Woodstock, Brek Lewis Green, drowned at Lake Chatuge after staying in the water when a friend left. His body was found by search teams using SONAR.

The Clairmont Terrace Water Main Replacement Project will cause traffic disruptions on Clairmont Road in Brookhaven with nightly work and a planned water outage.

Atlanta City Councilwoman Marci Collier Overstreet is advocating for increased safety measures on the MARTA system after a series of incidents, including an escalator malfunction at Vine City station and the shooting of two officers.

A police chase of a reported stolen vehicle in DeKalb County ended with a crash, hospitalizing four people, two adults and two teenagers. The pursuit concluded when the car hit a tree.

The Piedmont Park arts festival featured over 200 artists, live demos, music, and food, supporting the local arts scene and community engagement in Atlanta.

Brookhaven police are hunting Jose Carlos Meza Ignacio, 31, for a deadly shooting at Carmel Creek Apartments. He's considered "armed and dangerous" after the victim, found with multiple gunshot wounds, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Hogan Archer, a 19-year-old legally blind teen, was found safe in Henry County after a search following his disappearance post-family altercation. Details about his condition or discovery location remain undisclosed.

Two missing tubers on the Chattahoochee River found safe after a multi-agency search involving personal item discovery and swiftwater rescue personnel. Their appearance at a house in Cleveland ended the search.