Mattie's Call | Roswell Hazing Victim's Death | Armed Man At Youth Football Game: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Tuesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

• Mattie's Call Issued For Gwinnett Woman Suffering From Alzheimer's
• Man With Gun At Youth Football Game Arrested
• Man Charged With Vehicular Homicide Reported Missing

Third Pedestrian Dies From Injuries In Woodstock Accident

The third victim in a pedestrian collision that killed a Hurricane Irma evacuee and her baby has died. Kathy Deming, 61, of Marietta, died Tuesday, Sept. 19, nearly two weeks after she was hospitalized following the accident, the Cherokee Sheriff's Office confirmed to Patch. Florida evacuees Kaitlin Hunt, 28, and her 3-month-old baby girl, Riley, died when they were hit by a Jeep Patriot driven by 17-year-old Zoe Reardon of Atlanta.

Georgia's Best Colleges For 2018: U.S. News & World Report

The new school year is in full swing, and many high school seniors have turned their attention to finding colleges that best suit their educational and career ambitions. College rankings may play a role in the decision-making process, and in its 2018 rankings, U.S. News & World Report has named Princeton two Georgia schools to the top 100 national universities.

LSU Fraternity Loses Charter After Roswell Native's Death

A Louisiana State University fraternity's charter has been revoked just days after a Roswell pledge died what police call a case of possible hazing. Phi Delta Theta General Headquarters said Monday that it has revoked the charter from its Louisiana Beta Chapter at LSU. The move comes four days after 18-year-old Maxwell Gruver died after he was taken to a hospital from the fraternity's house early Thursday morning.

Georgia Tech Shooting: GoFundMe Started To Pay For Police Car Burned In Protest

A Georgia Tech student has created a GoFundMe page to pay for the police cruiser that was burned up during Monday night's violent protests on campus. Phillip Yamin, an electrical engineering major, and the president of the university's Marksmanship Club, started the GoFundMe to collect money toward paying for two Georgia Tech police cruisers damaged in the protests.

• Georgia Tech Shooting: Violent Protests At Vigil Caused By 'Outside Agitators,' President Says

Gwinnett Woman Killed Stepfather, Claimed Suicide: Police

A Gwinnett County woman is charged with murder after police say she shot and killed her stepfather, then attempted to make it look like a suicide. Sandra Christine Olver, 54, of Lilburn, was arrested on Friday for the murder of Thomas Hall Gaines, Lilburn Police announced Tuesday.

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