Atlanta Police responded to a shooting on Lois Place NW, finding a man in critical condition. As they seek community help to find the perpetrator, the investigation continues with evidence review and witness interviews.

Gwinnett County launches Ride Gwinnett, a microtransit service in partnership with Norcross and Gateway85 CID, offering on-demand rides with a $3 flat rate to enhance local mobility.

The City of Acworth will celebrate Constitution Week from September 15-21, with the local DAR chapter receiving a proclamation to mark the occasion for reflection and education on the Constitution.

The weather in Atlanta this week will be mostly sunny with gentle breezes, with highs around 80 degrees, increasing to the mid-80s, and a slight chance of showers towards the weekend.

Georgia business owner Brenda Hicks was sentenced to over a year in prison for directing employees to falsify records during a healthcare billing investigation.

The DOJ is granting over $6 million to improve law enforcement and public safety in Georgia's Southern District, including technology upgrades and mental health support.

Franklin County Schools in Georgia closed due to online threats, following a shooting earlier in the week, prioritizing safety with local law enforcement investigating.

A house fire in DeKalb County resulted in the death of an elderly woman, while a man and two dogs escaped. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A virtual hearing is set to examine allegations of a romantic involvement between Fulton County DA Fani Willis and attorney Nathan Wade, impacting the Trump election interference case.

The Acworth City Council recognized Edwin Lacher for ten years of service in Parks, Recreation, and Community Resources, particularly his work as Recreation Coordinator – Athletics.

Georgia Power customers will receive an average $2.25 monthly bill reduction starting January 2025, thanks to tax savings passed on by the Georgia Public Service Commission.

Butts County is inviting bids for equipment for a new fire department pumper truck, due on October 7th, 2024, and will be publicly opened on the same day.

Acworth city honored members of its police force with an oath ceremony for new hire Justin Reed and promotions of multiple officers, emphasizing their commitment to public safety.