ROSWELL, GA (WXIA) – One person was killed and two others hurt after a car driven by a 68-year-old woman struck three pedestrians at a bus stop in Roswell Thursday afternoon.

The car swerved to avoid hitting a bus, striking the three pedestrians at the intersection of Alpharetta Highway at Fraser Street and then hit a utility pole.

"Apparently the bus had just stopped and they were about to pick up the passengers and for some reason unknown yet, she was about to hit the rear of that bus and swerved to avoid the collision," Officer Lisa Holland said.

The two surviving pedestrians have been taken to a local hospital, their condition is not presently known.

The Fulton County Medical Examiner’s office said the man killed was 55-year-old Curtis Freeman of Roswell.

ROSWELL, Ga. -- A women's health group in Fulton County said recent threats have forced it to drop ISIS from its name.

ISIS Women's Health Care posted a message to its website saying that they had served expectant moms for the past 10 years. But that instead of raising banners to celebrate, they're taking down the ISIS moniker from their name.

ROSWELL, Ga. – A woman attacked on a popular Roswell jogging trail is talking about the ordeal.

The attack happened around 7 a.m. Sunday at Northshore Drive at Riverside Road. Melanie Watkins was training for a marathon when she said a man struck her in the back of the head.

The jogger attacked while training on the Riverwalk Trail is trying to help police catch the man who left her bloody and bruised.

Watkins said she hopes to resume training soon.

"It's traumatic but I'll get over it and I'm going to be back out here as soon as my knee gets a little bit better,” she said.