Residents Saved From Fire | Crash Kills Man | Ex-Superindent Arrested: GA Weekend

We have rounded up the stories you may have missed over the weekend to prepare you for the week ahead.

Two firefighters are recovering after being injured while responding to a blaze, while multiple families are displaced after a massive apartment fire.

Educators write an open letter to ask a Georgia sheriff to stop law-enforcement cooperation with federal immigration officials because students are afraid to attend school.

Here are some of the top stories from the weekend you may have missed in Georgia:

Educators Urge GA Sheriff To Stop Cooperating With ICE: Report

A Georgia sheriff has responded to an open letter from educators who reportedly say students are afraid to attend school.

2 Firefighters Injured In Blaze: Reports

One of the firefighters suffered shoulder and back burns while another firefighter suffered injuries to their wrist, media reports say.

Crash Kills Man Laying On GA Road

A man was laying down in the roadway for an unknown reason and was fatally hit by a pickup truck, police say.

3 Injured In Massive Apartment Blaze

Several people were displaced, and three people were injured, after flames erupted at a 28-unit apartment building Monday night in Duluth, fire officials said Tuesday. Authorities said 26 units were impacted by the fire.

Ex-School Superintendent Arrested In Domestic Incident: Report

The former top school official was already facing federal charges after being accused of wire fraud and other charges.