The Marietta Arts Council is hosting a month of art events in October to celebrate National Arts & Humanities Month, including festivals, performances, dining experiences, and a fundraiser.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Atlanta, with a mix of sun and potential evening showers, including a chance of thunderstorms tonight and mild temperatures throughout the week.

Cobb County is updating its codes to align with state laws and community needs, including a review process and public hearings slated for October and November 2025.

Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department announces waste collection schedule changes due to Indigenous People's Day on October 13th, 2025, with shifts for all except downtown residents.

Austell church holds service among ruins after a fire, led by Rev. Raphael Grant. Arson suspect Aries Jordan was arrested. The congregation is raising funds for rebuilding.

A school dance scare at South Paulding High School involving rumors of a gun was caused by a vape-related incident; no gun was found. The situation led to a police response and community alert.

Atlanta police seek public's aid identifying suspects in a violent robbery on Northside Drive, offering up to $5,000 for info leading to arrest and indictment.

GBI investigates a domestic killing and police shooting in Douglasville involving Sabrina Walker's death and an officer shooting her armed husband, Volanta.

The Atlanta Police seek help finding suspects in a triple shooting on Verdant Drive SW. Three were injured and the police released a vehicle photo, offering a $5,000 reward for leads.

Gwinnett County honored first responders for saving a heart attack victim; their quick action, teamwork, and skilled care were celebrated at a ceremony.

Barrow County Animal Shelter faces high intake, urgently calling for volunteers, fosters, and adopters to help manage the over 400 dogs and cats under their care.

Athens-Clarke County Public Utilities seeks feedback on a 2025 Service Delivery Plan with 50 water and wastewater projects, offering public open houses and an online survey.

DeKalb County CEO Cochran Johnson has launched the $18.9M "Digital Shield" initiative, approved by the Board of Commissioners, to increase public safety using high-tech tools.