ACCPD

In brief: Gingrich and Flynn could testify after November's midterm election — New details in weekend shooting in downtown Athens — Tax collections surge in Georgia — UGA kicks off initiative to train more nursing assistants — braves play first playoff game this afternoon

Saulters has served as interim chief since March.

In brief: Kemp calls for grants to cover COVID learning loss — ACCPD investigating weekend shooting — COVID booster should improve state's infection rate — Athens women sentenced in hit and run — UGA stays in top 20 in US News rankings — Braves fall to Giants

In brief: Kemp calls for grants to cover COVID learning loss — ACCPD investigating weekend shooting — COVID booster should improve state's infection rate — Athens woman sentenced in hit and run — UGA stays in top 20 in US News rankings — Braves fall to Giants

In brief: ACC returns to medium transmission level — five arrested in connection with downtown shooting — SAT and ACT not required for most Georgia colleges — UGA football kicks off home opener on Saturday

ACCPD investigating downtown shooting from early Sunday morning. This is the second shooting in two weeks in the same area of downtown.

In brief: As fentanyl deaths climb, law enforcement and recovery groups team up on new plan; state test scores rise; Oconee Board of Elections to decide on two independent candidates for school board; Hyundai plant near Savannah slated to get $1.8 billion in tax breaks

Also: Police investigate body found on east side; Clarke, area counties continue to grow in population

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is set to testify today in front of the House January 6th Committee, along with two other Georgia elections workers.

30 year old man charged with armed robbery.