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.

Good Samaritans and first responders saved a man after his car submerged in Marimac Lake in Senoia, with an investigation underway to determine the cause.

Chick-fil-A is expanding to Asia with its first restaurant in Singapore by late 2025, following a successful pop-up event. They plan a $75 million investment over ten years, aiming for local integration and community benefits.

Officials lifted the shelter-in-place order in Rockdale County after a chemical fire cleanup at the BioLab facility, resuming normal activities and in-person schooling.

Salvador Torres-Mandujano faces charges including DUI after a chase in Gwinnett County where he hit several cars, including a police vehicle, when pursued after harassing a family.

The FBI is probing a suspicious letter sent to Georgia's Secretary of State, part of a series targeting U.S. election officials. Security has been heightened amid concerns.