Former Dunwoody High School football coach Mike Nash died at 51 following emergency surgery. He was remembered for his significant impact on student-athletes.

Atlanta police responded to a shooting on Pine Street where a man was found with a gunshot wound and taken to the hospital; the investigation is ongoing.

A fire in an adjacent shop caused extensive smoke damage to Bookmiser, a beloved bookstore in Cobb County. Cleanup is underway, and the store maintains community ties through online sales and offsite book clubs.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes cloudy skies, showers, and a slight chance of thunderstorms with temperatures around 78 degrees and east winds up to 25 mph. Rain chances decrease tonight with a low of 66 degrees.

Cobb County is set to discuss proposed updates to its code, covering various aspects of the local government's function, with public hearings scheduled for input.

Douglas County's Pink Out Breast Cancer Awareness Rally encourages residents to wear pink on October 16, 2025, and gather at the courthouse to support those affected by the disease.

Michael Cronin was found dead with multiple stab wounds; Requiya Reynolds is charged with his murder. GBI investigates the case.

The Dunwoody Parks and Recreation team won the District 6 Agency of the Year Award for the fifth year, with director Rachel Waldron receiving a distinguished award.

Atlanta PD investigates a fatal stabbing that occurred at 1931 Joseph E Boone Blvd NW after a dispute, urging witnesses to assist in the ongoing case.

The Georgia Senate is examining the impact of social media and AI on children, with a third hearing focusing on AI chatbots scheduled for October 8th.

Atlanta police arrested Darryn Sims for vandalism, and a man was critically injured in a shooting at Seductions strip club. Investigations are underway for both incidents.

Atlanta Police investigate a shooting at Hairston Place NW, with a 31-year-old man hospitalized for abdominal and hip wounds.

The Georgia National Fair in Perry celebrates agriculture and education, featuring exhibits like the Georgia Grown Baby Barn, a market, the American Honey Queen's participation, and presentations on farmer mental health and road safety.