Wawa is set to open its first Georgia store in Bainbridge and plans for more than two dozen stores in the region, potentially creating around 1,000 jobs.

Duluth celebrates a Dachshund named Greyson as Dog of the Month and promotes eco-consciousness with a prize pack from Tiger Tails Animal Hospital for taking the Pet Waste Pledge.

The Georgia Senate's committee on veterans' mental health and housing will hold its fourth meeting, inviting public participation and aiming to improve support for veterans.

The weather forecast for Atlanta predicts a week of sunny days with highs in the 70s and 80s and clear nights with lows in the 50s, continuing into early next week with a slight cooldown.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens launches Showcase Atlanta, an initiative aiming to leverage major events like the FIFA World Cup 2026 and Super Bowl 2028 to benefit local businesses and citizens.

Clayton County's Board of Elections will start absentee ballot tabulation on October 25, continuing until Election Day with strict safeguards and public observation allowed.

Over 1.4 million Georgia residents have voted early, as campaigns intensify and Vice President Harris rallies voters, while experts discuss early voting trends.

A woman was found in DeKalb County with a life-threatening gunshot wound in a vehicle; the incident followed a nearby dispute. Her condition is not disclosed and the investigation continues.

A man was stabbed on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Atlanta, found injured but conscious. A 40-year-old suspect was arrested and the police investigation is ongoing.

DeKalb County files a petition against Georgia State Election Board's new rules; a judge blocks them as unlawful, and the RNC objects, indicating a legal and political dispute.

State Senator Steve Gooch will host a school safety roundtable at the University of North Georgia to discuss educational environments' security and students' mental health.

The fourth day of Leilani Simon's murder trial revealed a troubled family dynamic, with testimony about substance abuse, alleged neglect, and spiritual claims related to her son Quinton's death.

Amazon purchased 118 acres in Douglas County, Georgia, for potential expansion, amidst concerns about the impact of data centers on local communities and utilities.