The GBI is probing an officer-involved shooting where Ivan Felton was killed in Newton County; witnesses confirm Felton fired first and was shot by an off-duty deputy.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens spoke on gun violence, stressing the need for stricter gun laws and reflecting on a recent tragedy in Winder, Georgia. He highlighted guns as the key issue in ongoing violence.

Former Toombs County teacher Chasity Knight was arrested over allegations of sexual misconduct with a student.

A man was shot and wounded at an Atlanta intersection; police are investigating while the victim remains hospitalized. Community concerns over gun violence are highlighted.

Atlanta's weekly forecast predicts a mix of sun and clouds, with increasing chances of showers and possible thunderstorms later in the week. Temperatures will peak in the mid-80s to high 80s.

Acworth City Council recognized September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and presented a proclamation to the Mighty Millie Foundation, encouraging community support for pediatric cancer.

Mayor Caldwell announced Little River Park in Woodstock, gaining an 87% community approval. The 110-acre park will have trails, a lake, playgrounds, and more, with construction starting in 2025 and opening in 2026.

Authorities are on high alert after a school shooting in Georgia, with increased social media threat reports being investigated by law enforcement and the GBI.

Seven individuals were apprehended in Washington County, Georgia, linked to drug and gang activity, in a collaboration between multiple law enforcement agencies, including the GBI.

Fitch Ratings upgraded Atlanta's IDR to AAA, reflecting the city's strong fiscal health and economic growth, which may lead to lower-cost bond issues and signals confidence in its financial management.

Two individuals from Bulloch County, Georgia, were arrested in connection with a rape case involving two teenage girls. The GBI is leading the investigation and is soliciting tips from the public.

The RM Clayton Water Reclamation Center in Atlanta now complies with Georgia EPD wastewater standards, thanks to facility improvements and ongoing upgrades. No E. Coli exceedances since March 2024.

A 13-year-old in Georgia has been charged with terroristic threats against a middle school, which they claimed was a prank. The GBI and school police investigated, leading to the juvenile's arrest and detention.