Showers and possible thunderstorms are forecasted for Atlanta with a 90% chance of rain and highs near 65°F. Rain is expected to continue into the evening, with clearer weather starting Wednesday.

Dunwoody Nature Center is set to undergo improvements including stream restoration and a new boardwalk, with temporary closures for construction starting soon.

A man died after an early morning shooting in southwest Atlanta; authorities are investigating the incident, which adds to the city's gun violence issues.

The DeKalb County community is actively searching for Rosa Mae Dawson, an 80-year-old woman with diabetes and dementia who has gone missing from Decatur.

Atlanta pastry chef Sharrod Mangum is recovering from a stroke and associated health issues. His GoFundMe campaign aids in his rehabilitation and return to baking.

Residents petition for the shutdown of Biolab in Rockdale County following a chemical fire, citing health impacts and arguing local laws mandate action.

The U.S. Attorney's Office settled with Smarter Kids Child Care for ADA violations after the daycare denied access to a child with autism, requiring non-discrimination policy implementation and penalties.

A man was shot and wounded near 1483 Arthur Lanford Jr. Pl. SW in Atlanta; his condition is stable but no suspect information is available. Police are investigating.

Lane closures on Andrew Young International Boulevard NE in Atlanta will start November 18 for sidewalk and ramp repairs, with at least one lane open during works.

Youth entrepreneurs are set to pitch sustainable agriculture ideas at a “Shark Tank”-style event held by EMBARC Youth Farm on November 19, learning and teaching farming and business skills.

Resurfacing on Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW in Atlanta starts November 17, causing nightly lane closures but leaving one lane open, with traffic control in place.

Groundbreaking for a new Senior Enrichment Center in Newton County took place at Denny Dobbs Park, with officials and seniors attending. Opening in September 2025, it will provide a community space for seniors.

Alpharetta reminds residents that leaves and yard debris cannot be disposed of in streets or drains, as it can cause clogs and flooding. Homeowners are responsible for proper disposal, including bagging for pickup or composting.