Fayetteville City Council proposes a 2.19% property tax increase and schedules public hearings for citizen input.

Freemanville Road will be closed for water main installation from October 13-17, coinciding with Fulton County Schools' Fall Break to minimize commuter impact. Detours are in place.

The Georgia Grown Bowl, where Georgia State and Southern universities will play, celebrates state agriculture and community with a game and activities on October 18.

Carroll County outlines the benefits of the SPLOST ahead of the election, detailing its role in local improvements and funding projects through sales tax revenue, also noting early voting times.

A domestic shooting in Lawrenceville resulted in two deaths, with Gwinnett County Police investigating the apparent murder-suicide with no suspects sought.

ATLDOT has announced a temporary road closure on Milton Street SW for sewer maintenance, affecting traffic between Atlanta Student Movement Blvd and Parsons Street SW from October 6-10, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

An Uber driver was arrested after a Waffle House altercation in Dunwoody, GA, resulted in him shooting a juvenile female during a dispute over passenger limits.

Snellville Police Department received a $29,495.36 grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety to combat DUI offenses as part of Georgia's H.E.A.T. initiative aimed at reducing aggressive driving and impaired driving incidents.

Georgia law enforcement concluded "Operation H.O.O.K," arresting 11 for charges like human trafficking, based on interactions with undercover agents posing as minors.

The GBI is investigating a Douglas County incident where a man killed his wife, was shot by police, and an autopsy is planned; the victim's daughters opened her planned barbershop in tribute.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, with variable conditions including chances of showers and thunderstorms, temperature fluctuations, and breezy to moderate wind throughout the week.

Coweta County, GA sends out 2025 property tax bills with a December 1st due date, including new Special Service Districts cost breakdowns and an 85% temporary bill for those appealing assessments.

Acworth celebrates National Arts and Humanities Month in October, with the city council and Mayor Allegood recognizing local cultural institutions and initiatives.