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.

Cobb County's DOT addressed why local roadsides are untidy: storms and heavy rain limited maintenance, delaying mowing from a 1-2 week to a 2-3 week cycle. Despite no extra funds for hires or contracting, technology aids in managing the workload.

DeKalb County announces the San Gabriel Water Main Replacement Project to begin October 9, replacing old water pipes over 14 months as part of a $4.27 billion effort to upgrade watershed infrastructure.

Georgia Senate Minority Leader Harold Jones II criticizes GOP for a government shutdown, discussing its repercussions and dismissing claims about immigrant insurance.

The GBI is leading the investigation into Marissa Taylor's death after her body was found in Walthourville, Georgia, with an autopsy pending to determine the cause.

Milton's Crabapple Fest on October 3-4 will close Crabapple Road for setup and celebrations, with detours directing traffic to Heritage Walk. Shuttle services are available from designated parking lots.

Atlanta's Mayor Dickens launches the Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative to aid marginalized communities with the support of city and community leaders.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture announces its first Spay and Neuter Day in collaboration with The Rescue Ranch to combat pet overpopulation in rural areas.

Gwinnett County announces the launch of the Evermore North Boulevard project to enhance connectivity, with a ribbon-cutting event scheduled for September 30.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation is hosting a haunted trail at Reynolds Nature Preserve on October 30th, with free parking and a shuttle from Babb Middle School starting at 6:30pm. Volunteers can sign up to help.

Georgia's Pathways program will introduce copayments for certain services starting October 1, 2025, with exemptions for members under 21 and assurance services won't be denied for inability to pay.