North Fulton hosted a gardening event for sustainable living and community bonding, teaching residents how to create gardens and fostering self-growth and self-sufficiency.

Five individuals celebrated their graduation from the Cobb County Drug Treatment Court, marking their recovery from substance use disorders after an intensive 18-24 month program.

Atlanta Police responded to a shooting on Conley Rd SE, finding a 32-year-old man critically injured. His identity is undisclosed, and no suspect info is available.

Governor Kemp concluded a series of discussions on civil litigation reform at the Waffle House HQ, seeking to address challenges and potential reforms that could benefit Georgia's economic landscape.

The Young Thug RICO trial experienced delays due to a defendant's stabbing and missing trial files, with ongoing legal maneuvers and debates about the nature of YSL.

Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff is touring Georgia to support Vice President Harris's presidential campaign, including rallies and receptions to muster votes in the key state.

A man was shot in the foot in Atlanta; police are investigating with no details on the shooter or motive released. The victim is alive and was hospitalized.

The Senate committee in Georgia met to discuss forestry innovation, including the ReWOOD initiative and sustainable practices post-Hurricane Helene, aiming to evolve the state's forestry sector.

A wrong-way collision on I-20 in Atlanta led to a fiery crash, multiple collisions, injuries, and a heroic rescue. Traffic was impacted until 6:30 a.m. as crews cleared the scene.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting at Gwinnett County Jail where Emmanuel Patrick Bearden, wearing body armor, was critically injured after firing at deputies.

Alpharetta is holding a waste collection event on November 16, 2024, for residents to dispose of hazardous materials. Pre-registration by November 11 is required.

Coweta County, GA will see increased activity due to a large-scale emergency preparedness drill near West Georgia Technical College and Piedmont Newnan Hospital, affecting local traffic.

Milton City Council approves a local barn to become a bookbinding business, maintaining its exterior while setting operation conditions. Other meeting points addressed city upgrades and community acknowledgments.