A Tucker High School staff member was placed on administrative leave due to allegations of inappropriate behavior with a student. The investigation is led by the DeKalb County School District Police.

A car crashed into Fresca Trattoria in Gwinnett County; no one was injured and the eatery remains open. The incident is under investigation with the driver citing mechanical failure. The owners are seeking community support during recovery.

Kennesaw State University's football coach, Brian Bohannon, was reported to have stepped down, a claim he refuted, stating he was fired by Athletic Director Overton.

A fire significantly damaged Goodson Drug Company in Cumming, Georgia, with no injuries reported. Multiple fire units responded, and the cause is under investigation.

Fort Stewart mourns Spc. Carlito Lindsey, 26, who drowned retrieving a crab pot in the Tivoli River. His almost nine years of service included multiple commendations. An investigation is ongoing, with the military offering support to his family.

One man died and several injured in Atlanta shootings on Conley Road SE, with a suspect's fight over a gun escalating into gunfire. A 44-year-old man was accidentally shot hours later nearby. No arrests yet; investigations ongoing.

Perimeter Mall in Atlanta introduces a paid parking system for 300 spaces near its entrance to ease congestion, with proceeds partly supporting charity.

DeKalb County Jail is installing metal panels on broken windows to improve security and warmth for inmates, also upgrading to tamper-resistant lighting.

Kevin Fox was arrested in Dekalb, Illinois, on separate charges and is due to be extradited to Atlanta for implication in a fatal shooting that occurred earlier this year.

Four convicted felons involved in an attempted jewelry store robbery received federal prison sentences, with law enforcement collaboration cited as key to the arrests and subsequent prosecution.

Georgia's tax revenues decreased by 3.4% in October compared to the previous year, with $2.53 billion collected, impacted by the 2023 motor fuel tax suspension and hurricane-related tax extensions.

A former teacher, Michael Allen Dendy, has been sentenced to 33 years in prison for catfishing and sharing explicit images of students online. He pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.

Fayetteville hosts a digital marketing bootcamp to enhance digital literacy among local businesses, with strong turnout and future events anticipated.