North Georgia braces for a major freeze with temperatures dropping by 40 degrees after rain, as residents are advised to prepare by protecting plants, pipes, and ensuring pet and personal warmth.

Thomas Randy Musgrove II from Douglas, Georgia, faces charges including False Imprisonment after a domestic incident escalated, leading to a police-involved shooting.

Mayor Michael Caldwell wins reelection in Woodstock with significant lead; incumbents retain City Council seats; Senior Tax Exemption and TSPLOST measures pass.

The Hall County School District is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect who pulled a gun after a high school football game on October 30.

A court ruled that a Buckhead HOA must maintain a historic Black cemetery and ensure public access, upholding the efforts of descendants and historic preservationists.

The Cobb DOT will begin the Columns Drive Improvement Project in East Cobb on November 7, aiming to improve road safety and aesthetics by removing 47 trees and adding new vegetation.

Barrow County will close administrative offices and services on November 11 to observe Veterans Day, with the Board of Commissioners meeting moved to November 10. Essential personnel will remain available for emergencies.

An Albany woman was arrested by the GBI, charged with murder and child cruelty in the death of her infant in October 2025. She's awaiting trial in Lee County Jail.

Cobb County voters faced polling glitches, causing one precinct to add resources and extend voting hours, while also preparing for an upcoming special election.

Traffic will be shifted on SR 92 near Cedarcrest Road starting November 6 to facilitate construction, with certain lanes redirected and a new roundabout in use.

Georgia sets a Special Election for House District 121 on December 9, 2025, after Rep. Wiedower's resignation, with a November 6-10 qualifying period for candidates.

Conyers invites residents to discuss proposed city charter amendments at a town hall meeting on November 5, 2025. Documents are available online for review prior to the event.

Atlanta's polling places extended closing to 8 PM by court order, ensuring voter access, as per a statement from the city. The court's decision follows a legal challenge to a directive reducing voting hours.