Apalachee High School's football coach, Mike Hancock, inspires unity and addresses the mental health of his team after a tragic shooting at the school.

Two men were shot on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW in Atlanta; both were hospitalized, one in critical condition, and police are investigating the incident.

A man was stabbed on Windsor Street SW in Atlanta; he received hospital treatment and the police are investigating the incident without any suspects yet.

A woman was found stabbed to death near The Skylark apartments in southeast Atlanta; police are investigating.

Atlanta partners with APS to revitalize surplus school properties, aiming to create community hubs that support housing stability and educational success.

The Fayetteville Fire Department led the 10th Stone Mountain climb to honor 9-11 victims, drawing nearly 400 participants including public safety personnel and JROTC members.

Athens-Clarke County invites residents to propose projects for the TSPLOST 2026 program online, with a deadline of November 10 and additional support through public workshops and resources.

Gwinnett County announces its first disparity study to support small and underrepresented businesses, with plans for two public informational meetings.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis intends to defy a Georgia Senate subpoena related to her 2020 election investigation and a past relationship, while seeking an injunction to avoid compliance.

Atlanta's week ahead includes sunny days and a slight chance of showers, with temperatures in the low 80s and comfortable nights around 66. The National Weather Service expects clear conditions to dominate, ideal for outdoor activities.

Barrow County invites citizens to an open house to discuss road safety improvements, presenting a recent safety analysis and proposed measures. The event offers two sessions on Sept. 26 at the historic courthouse.

MARTA introduced a bus honoring John Lewis, aligned with voter registration efforts during National Voter Registration Month, and plans to expand with more civil rights figures.

Fulton County Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. joins the National Association of Counties Justice and Public Safety Steering Committee to influence legislative policies on justice and public safety.