5 things to know tonight: Son of Atlanta assistant police chief involved in deadly Midtown crash
1. Officer injured in Midtown crash is son of Atlanta police official. The Georgia State Patrol is investigating a crash in Midtown that left one man dead and injured an off-duty Atlanta police officer. [Read more]
2. Kennesaw State contacted about hosting title games moved from N.C. Kennesaw State athletic department officials are evaluating whether the university will submit a bid to the NCAA regarding hosting the soccer and lacrosse title games recently relocated from North Carolina over that state's actions concerning civil rights. [Read more]
3. 10-year-old tried to drag child into car in Marietta. Cobb County Police are investigating an attempted child abduction. The person accused of trying to force a child into a car is 10 years old. [Read more]
4. Georgia man died 'not wanting to witness' 2016 election results. A Marietta man's obituary joked that he died over the weekend to avoid watching November's election results. [Read more]
5. Suit alleges Georgia blocked thousands of minority voters from rolls. A coalition of voting advocates filed suit Wednesday accusing Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp of disenfranchising thousands of residents by blocking their access to vote. [Read more]
