Athens, GA prepares for Election Day vote tallying, with a public count starting at 7:00 PM on November 4, continuing the next day to ensure precise, transparent results.

A man was shot and injured in Atlanta; a child in the suspect's car was found unharmed. Police seek the suspect, with no arrests yet. Investigations continue.

Atlanta's weather for the week includes sunshine and rain chances, with high temperatures around 70 degrees and east winds; rainy conditions are expected to increase by Sunday night.

Athens-Clarke County seeks a large, symmetrical cedar to be the city's public Christmas tree. Residents can donate such a tree for removal by officials and display at City Hall.

Butts County is hiring an Animal Services Officer to enforce animal control laws, respond to emergencies, and promote humane treatment of animals. High school diploma/GED and driver's license required.

Marietta will dedicate a memorial pathway to Rev. Nelson L. Price on Roswell Street on October 29, as a tribute to his significant impact on the community.

A woman in DeKalb County was shot several times and crashed her car into a fence. She was hospitalized with serious injuries; the shooter remains unidentified.

Timothy Lyle Sheats died after a Cobb County police officer used a stun gun on him; the GBI is investigating the incident following a hit-and-run and erratic behavior.

The Atlanta Police Foundation honored the late Officer David Rose with Purple Heart and Medal of Honor awards, recognized by regional law enforcement leaders.

DeKalb County unexpectedly canceled a meeting on sewer improvements, opting for a larger infrastructure project.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is leading a delegation to Korea to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Georgia's Korean office, highlighting economic and cultural ties.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts pleasant conditions with sunny skies and mild winds, followed by a chance of showers towards the end of the weekend into the next week.

The family of Christon Collins, an Army veteran who died of a fentanyl overdose in DeKalb jail, filed a federal lawsuit alleging civil rights violations, neglect, and indifference by the Sheriff's Office and staff.