A judge ruled that Julie Chrisley must wear prison attire at her resentencing, denying her request for civilian clothes. Her original seven-year sentence for fraud and tax evasion was vacated for recalibration.

The weather forecast for Atlanta predicts a warm, mostly sunny week with highs around 91-92 degrees and minimal chances for rain, increasing slightly by the weekend.

Cobb County settled with the U.S. Attorney's Office to improve polling place access for disabled voters, including removing physical barriers and training poll workers on ADA compliance.

The Invest Atlanta Board approved financing for 391 affordable housing units in September 2024, with plans for an additional 1,668 units, totaling a $651 million investment. Mayor Dickens aims to create or preserve 20,000 affordable units by 2030.

The inaugural Youth Civic Engagement Town Hall, held at Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church, focused on involving youth in civic matters, with Commissioner Spears and local officials answering questions from Troop 18 scouts.

Kennesaw's Fall-O-Ween Fest at Swift-Cantrell Park, set for Oct 19, will offer free festivities including a candy trail, costume contests, a movie screening, and more family-friendly activities.

South Clayton Recreation Center is hosting a Homeschool Community Workshop on Oct. 24, 2024, to offer insights on creating effective homeschool pods and co-ops.

Cobb County has agreed with the DOJ to improve polling place accessibility for people with disabilities, in line with ADA standards, following a review.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days ahead in Atlanta, with temperatures nearing the 90s. Slight nighttime cooling and a chance of midweek showers are also expected.

A teen, Jay-Lan Shane Broughton, has been arrested for multiple armed robberies in Buford after his associate, Edmond Buggs, implicated him. Broughton faces charges including armed robbery and assault.

Two Southwest Georgia residents pleaded guilty to armed meth trafficking and face a minimum of 10 years in prison with potential life sentences and $10 million fines.

Atlanta hosts free Equitable Dinners to discuss systemic racism's impact on health, featuring diverse attendees and partnerships with the arts and public health organizations.

The South Fulton Film Industry Summit, organized by the Chamber of Commerce, aims to educate locals about the entertainment industry, with insights from experts on various aspects of film-making.