Metro Atlanta organizations are hosting back-to-school drives to provide families with free supplies, activities, and refreshments for the upcoming school year.

Nine people were injured at Vine City MARTA station after a panic induced by a person reacting to an insect caused a stampede and an escalator incident post-Beyoncé concert.

Milton invites residents to discuss roundabout safety improvements at a July 22 event with city officials, focusing on cost-effective traffic measures.

Atlanta has established an MOU to enhance civilian oversight of police, involving the ACRB, APD, and Mayor's Office, aiming for transparency and trust.

Georgia's Governor Kemp announces the state's AAA bond rating was reaffirmed, reflecting its stable financial outlook and successful economic strategy.

Atlanta's forecast includes sunny skies with occasional rain and high heat and humidity. Chances of afternoon showers and thunderstorms increase as the week progresses.

A man drowned at West Point Lake in Atlanta, marking the third drowning there in July. The Troup County Sheriff's Office advises caution and the use of life jackets while swimming.

Two Venezuelans were arrested in Gwinnett County on drug trafficking charges after a lengthy ARDEO investigation revealed methamphetamine, cocaine, and cash. They are also held on ICE detainers.

Sheriff John Q. Williams addressed four recent deaths in Athens-Clarke County Jail, suspecting fentanyl involvement and highlighting the opioid crisis in custody.

Bremen Police are seeking a third suspect, known as "Mook," in connection with the murder of T.J. Ware at the Red Rose Inn. Two other suspects are in custody.

A Morrow man was arrested for shooting three people during a July altercation in Stockbridge, facing multiple charges including aggravated assault and weapon offenses.

The USPS Inspector General's audit finds ongoing issues at the Palmetto Center in Atlanta, with poor mail delivery rates and operational challenges such as space constraints and staffing issues.

A family claimed discrimination at Cumberland Mall when their son with cerebral palsy was told he could not stay with them at their vending booth, leading to a potential lawsuit.