The Georgia Senate committee continues discussions on income tax elimination, with experts contributing to the tax reform debate during a live-streamed meeting.

Governor Brian P. Kemp of Georgia appointed Trey Bennett as the new executive director of the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority, to commence on November 16.

Jonesboro is hosting "Lunch & Learn: Insurance Workshops" to educate residents on estate planning and insurance, with Zoom events scheduled for Nov. 19 and 26, 2025.

Sen. Max Burns joins the Georgia Council on Literacy, focusing on improving statewide reading and writing skills, guided by the Council's data analysis and policy recommendations.

Tamara Grier was appointed Deputy Warden of Security at Washington State Prison in Georgia, starting November 2025, with over two decades of experience.

A vehicle crashed into a building on Peachtree Street NE in Atlanta after the driver possibly suffered a medical emergency. He was transported to the hospital but died. No other injuries were reported as the APD investigates.

Murder suspect Tremeico Quncell Watson was arrested in Atlanta following a high-speed chase and PIT maneuver by police, which ended near Campbellton and Camp Ground Roads.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a week of mostly sunny skies with temperatures in the 70s and occasional gusty winds, alongside a slight chance of showers mid-week.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee on Transition Age Youth will hold its fourth meeting on November 17 to discuss services for young adults exiting youth services.

Clayton County announces a Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting for community input on local parks, set for November 17, 2025, with both in-person and virtual attendance options.

Socomec, an electrical component manufacturer, is investing $10 million in Suwanee, Georgia, creating 300 jobs and reinforcing the state's business-friendly reputation.

The Georgia Symphony Orchestra launches a series of candlelit chamber concerts in historic Marietta venues, featuring intimate performances and reflections on the venues' histories.

Due to cold weather, Gwinnett County moved its Veterans Day observance indoors where officials honored veterans and hosted a resource fair with assistance services.