The Duluth Fall Festival Concert attracted visitors for a lively autumn celebration with music, the reveal of the official Festival T-shirt, and a standout performance by Rupert’s Orchestra.

Atlanta's forecast: mostly sunny, chance of showers and thunderstorms, highs in low 80s, with some overnight fog. Sunshine expected to continue through the weekend.

The Georgia International Horse Park has launched the Blossoms & Bins project, where bins are painted by local students and community members for beautification.

Hampton, Georgia, is hosting a Faith & Blue Field Day on October 11, 2025, with activities and community engagement to foster connections with law enforcement.

Georgia lawmakers are considering reforms on HOA and rent regulations, with a focus on preventing excessive fines and foreclosures, and examining rent control laws.

Marietta City Council's committee meetings are scheduled for September 30th at 5:15 PM and will be open to the public, both in-person and virtually, with an agenda available online.

Police respond to a stabbing in Midtown, leaving a 58-year-old man with a back wound; he's stable. The motive is unclear as the investigation continues.

A burglary in Gwinnett County led to a homeowner fatally shooting the suspect; police are investigating the incident with no charges currently announced.

A man with a prior child molestation record, Joseph Vansickle, was arrested in Villa Rica for seven counts of child exploitation; no local children were involved.

Atlanta's BEST Academy made history with the first all-Black high school polo team showcased at the Atlanta Polo Party, demonstrating newfound skills and challenging the traditional demographics of equestrian sports.

Gwinnett County received several 3CMA Savvy Awards for their effective public outreach, including for their glass recycling initiative and social media use.

A 59-year-old man in Buford, GA, was arrested by GBI for drug trafficking and firearm possession. The operation revealed cocaine and a gun. Public tips are encouraged.

Atlanta journalist Mario Guevara faces deportation after a recent court ruling, despite Senator Josh McLaurin's opposition and concern for press freedom.