SUMMARY: One week after a mass shooting on Edgewood Avenue in Atlanta that left one dead and 10 injured, religious and community leaders call for action to improve safety in the Sweet Auburn neighborhood. The shooting, sparked by an argument, has left residents fearful. Bishop Bobby Lee Graham Jr. urges establishing a police precinct at Selena Butler Park, where a facility remains unused. City officials have met with residents and plan legislation to create a task force to combat violence. Community leaders also advocate for gun buyback programs and youth initiatives to foster growth and safety in the historic area.

Religious leaders in the Sweet Auburn neighborhood of Atlanta are helping the community begin to heal one week after a mass shooting killed one and injured 10 others. Some are calling for a police precinct to be put in the area to keep the community safe.

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SUMMARY: A woman and her nine-year-old daughter were rescued from a lake in Stone Mountain Park after the girl slipped into the water. Neither could swim. The daughter fell while walking on slippery rocks, and the mother jumped in to save her. The girl’s brother, who could swim, pulled her out, but couldn’t reach the mother. The father and a police officer helped rescue the mother, who was underwater for four minutes and required CPR. The daughter was taken to a children’s hospital as a precaution and was fine. The mother remained in serious condition in ICU. Authorities urge caution around the lake’s slippery areas.

A mother and daughter were rescued from Stone Mountain Lake on Saturday afternoon after the 9-year-old girl slipped into the water, according to officials. A family of five was hiking on an offshoot of a trail when the girl slipped in and her mother jumped in after her. Neither the mother nor daughter could swim. Family members called 911 and jumped in to save them.

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SUMMARY: A 3-year-old boy named Ke’Torrius “KJ” Starkes Jr., in Alabama Department of Human Resources custody, died after being left alone for about five hours in a parked, locked car in Birmingham. Kela Stanford, a former DHR contractor responsible for transporting the child, was charged with leaving a child unattended in a motor vehicle, creating an unreasonable risk of harm. The child was supposed to be returned to daycare after a supervised visit with his father but was left in the car while Stanford ran errands. Stanford was booked and released on bond; conviction could bring 2–20 years in prison.

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