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.

A woman was killed by her ex-boyfriend at her workplace; the assailant was later found dead after a car chase, with the incident highlighting domestic violence issues.

Marietta City Council has scheduled meetings for November, with both in-person and virtual attendance options. Details and agendas are available on the city’s website.

Demonstrators gathered in Georgia to call for funding of SNAP benefits during a government shutdown, criticizing Gov. Kemp and federal inaction while highlighting the state's large surplus funds.

DeKalb County police investigate a double stabbing in Stone Mountain; two hospitalized after a dispute among acquaintances. Details and suspect's identity remain undisclosed.

Atlanta Police are seeking public help to find a suspect caught on camera burglarizing a home on Moury Avenue SW, stealing various items including a TV.

Two siblings missing since Halloween in Atlanta were found safe and unharmed. Their disappearance and whereabouts during the period remain undisclosed.

Rockdale County is set to host its annual Veterans Parade to honor military service members, despite a 503 error on its website causing information access issues.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner warns against using potentially gasoline-contaminated kerosene sold at Lucky Lady in Cochran, with a refund available for affected consumers.

DeKalb County CEO appoints Sarah Galica, a VP from The Home Depot, to the MARTA Board to enhance transit systems.