Milton City Hall hosted its annual City Volunteer Dinner with awards for dedicated volunteers, attended by prominent city and state officials, celebrating community service contributions.

Officers responded to a shooting at 2001 Lois Place NW, finding a wounded 16-year-old and another male dead from gunshot wounds. Investigations are underway.

Gwinnett County's Veterans Day ceremony moves indoors due to cold weather; includes speeches from officials, with resources for veterans offered post-event.

LaFayette High teacher John Millican III died in a house fire, while his wife and two children were seriously injured. Firefighters fought the blaze, which rendered the house a total loss.

The City of Atlanta is opening two warming centers to protect residents from cold weather and showcase the city's commitment to helping vulnerable populations.

The Senate committee examines the effects of social media and AI on child safety and privacy, holding its fourth hearing on November 12, aiming for state legislation recommendations.

Cobb County plans to review precinct logistics and voting procedures due to issues on election day, such as high turnout, long lines, and technical glitches.

Woodstock will hold a Veterans Day Ceremony on November 11 to honor military service members, featuring a candlelight tribute and remarks from veterans and city officials.

Georgia saw a 6.9% increase in net tax revenues in October, reaching $2.71 billion, with a rise in individual income tax and sales tax collections, despite a dip in corporate tax revenues.

Atlanta is inviting public input for the revitalization of the Chattahoochee Brick Company Site during an open house event at English Park Recreation Center.

Jessie Hill Jr. Drive SE in Atlanta will be closed for crane removal from MLK Jr. Drive to Decatur Street, with detours and traffic officers in place.

Atlanta's forecast includes varied weather with showers and thunderstorms possible, fluctuating temperatures, and windy conditions transitioning to sunny skies towards the week's end.

Dunwoody is opening a new boardwalk and revitalized wetlands at the Nature Center, enhancing access and educational opportunities while protecting the ecosystem.