Doug Emhoff has been campaigning for Vice President Kamala Harris in Georgia, as she competes with Trump in the state polls. Supporters are actively canvassing to ensure voter turnout.

Kennesaw State University held a memorial for the late basketball coach Amir Abdur-Rahim, remembering his influential role in sports and his profound personal impact.

The forecast for Atlanta predicts a week of mild autumn weather, with pleasant temperatures ranging from the low 70s to nearly 80 degrees and mostly sunny skies.

A man was pronounced dead at the scene of a shooting in Atlanta at 750 Cascade Pl SW, with no suspects identified and an ongoing police investigation.

Twelve defendants were indicted in Georgia for allegedly running a methamphetamine production and trafficking ring, with one facing a potential life sentence.

Craigie Avenue in Decatur, GA, will experience closures for a watermain replacement project, with detours starting October 30, affecting the area between Brown Place and Haven Lane.

The trial of rapper Young Thug in the YSL RICO case has faced multiple disruptions, including a defendant's stabbing and a potential mistrial consideration due to a witness's error.

Kennesaw inaugurated a new Fit Station at Swift-Cantrell Park with a ribbon-cutting on October 25, offering various outdoor fitness equipment funded by impact fees.

The Fall Fresh Mobile Market concludes its second week, led by Shirley Dodd, combining free produce distribution with nutritional education, aimed at improving food access and health in food deserts.

A Republican Fulton County election board member, Julie Adams, is appealing a court order to participate in certifying election results, highlighting the politicization of this formerly procedural duty.

Three more individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with Mallory Warden's murder, including a 15-year-old facing felony murder and robbery charges.

A man was hospitalized after being shot during an attempted robbery in Atlanta when he asked for directions. Police are seeking witnesses and information.

Nineteen Atlanta schools have been recognized as Literacy Leader Schools by the Georgia Department of Education for their improvements in reading and writing education.