Parents and community members protested at an Atlanta Board of Education meeting against the proposed closure of 16 schools to address a budget deficit.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny skies, high of 75°F, and potential evening thunderstorms with a 60% chance of rain. The weekend may see scattered showers and cooler temperatures.

Woodstock city officials discuss how to integrate e-bikes into local infrastructure, considering safety and regulations. A public meeting on the issue is planned.

A man died in Atlanta after his cement truck crashed and part of the city experienced power outages as a result. The APD is investigating the accident.

A section of Birmingham Park's Green Trail along Little River is closed for habitat restoration to aid local wildlife, including rare species. Other park trails remain open for visitors.

The Clayton County Youth Commission will host a Youth Policy Bootcamp on Nov. 15, 2025, offering workshops and a mock-policy debate for high school students.

Extended weather forecast for Atlanta shows sunny days with highs of 73-74 degrees, shifting to potential showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

Lawrenceville's 2025 council elections brought in Randy Travis and Bryant Harris to City Council. Official term starts January 2026. Details are on the city's website.

A Georgia man shot at GBI agents during a child molestation inquiry and later incurred a self-inflicted gunshot wound; he was hospitalized and faces charges.

Clayton County leaders are set to unveil a detailed affordable housing plan that includes a housing task force, planning initiatives, and resources for residents.

The Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center will illuminate in green from Nov. 4-11, as part of Operation Green Light for Veterans to honor military service.

Atlantans celebrated Howl-O-Weekend Doggie Crawl with their costumed dogs for treats and a parade, supporting local animal organizations like Furkids Atlanta and Atlanta Humane Society.

Atlanta's airport faced delays and cancellations due to a government shutdown, affecting travel, community food programs, and necessitating court intervention for SNAP funding.