The Rome Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a man wanted in connection with a homicide investigation and is also seeking information on additional suspects tied to a separate shooting that injured a 6-year-old boy.
A routine traffic stop in Adairsville turned into a shooting early Thursday morning, leaving one suspect dead and a police officer injured.
Authorities have identified the man killed in a shooting early Sunday morning in Rome as 22-year-old Chancellore Donaldson, according to Floyd County Deputy Coroner Brent Whatley.
Residents across Chattooga County and Northwest Georgia should prepare for another round of unseasonably hot, dry, and potentially dangerous conditions today, with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s and low 90s—levels that could tie or even break existing records.
There were no arrests to report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office over the past twenty-four hours.
A student is in custody after allegedly making online threats directed at Gaylesville School, prompting a rapid response from local and federal authorities.
Chattooga County EMA/E-911 reported Tuesday that multiple Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, phone service disruptions have been affecting residents and businesses across Chattooga County and surrounding areas.
Officials say they have received numerous reports of customers being unable to place outbound phone calls. The issue is not limited to E-911 services and appears to be impacting a wide range of users who rely on internet-based phone systems.
At this time, no official outage notification has been issued by service providers. However, officials say the disruption may be connected to a larger network issue involving AT&T infrastructure.
The exact cause of the outage remains under investigation, and there is currently no estimated timeframe for when service will be fully restored.
Chattooga County EMA/E-911 says they are continuing to monitor the situation closely and will provide updates as more information becomes available.
A new investigation is raising serious concerns about DUI arrests across Georgia, revealing that hundreds of people charged with driving under the influence were later found to be completely sober.
A Summerville man has been arrested following an incident in Dalton where police say he was observed performing lewd acts inside his vehicle.
AdventHealth Redmond EMS has launched a new paramedic training program aimed at strengthening emergency medical care across Northwest Georgia.
The program officially began April 8 and includes an inaugural class of 16 certified EMTs who are current AdventHealth team members. The 45-week program is designed to provide advanced clinical training, hands-on experience, and patient-centered emergency care.
Officials say the program will help expand career opportunities for EMS workers while improving response capabilities and patient outcomes in the region. Upon completion of the first cohort, the program will seek full accreditation.
“Launching this program allows our team members to expand their knowledge and skills so they can better serve our community,” said Nina Piatt, EMS captain and program director.
AdventHealth leaders say the initiative is part of a broader effort to invest in workforce development and build a stronger emergency response system by training paramedics locally.
The program is currently offered exclusively to AdventHealth EMTs at a reduced cost compared to traditional training programs.
Hospital officials say graduates will be equipped to deliver advanced, life-saving care and help ensure high-quality treatment for patients during critical emergencies.