Atlanta's Inspector General Shannon Manigault defends the OIG's investigatory tactics against claims of overreach and affirms no infringement on rights occurred.

Jonathan "Buck" Sims wins Solid Waste Worker of the Year for his dedication and service in the ACC Solid Waste Division, recognized at a Georgia conference.

The Marietta History Center hosts a free Halloween-themed Pop-In event with crafts and activities for families on October 19, sponsored by local enterprises.

Atlanta Motor Speedway offers free camping for Hurricane Milton evacuees, showcasing a history of providing disaster relief with facilities like showers, while also offering upgraded sites at a fee.

Sweet Auburn Barbecue in Atlanta raised $10,000 for Asheville hurricane relief with a charity dinner, featuring dishes from local chefs and restaurants, with proceeds going to World Central Kitchen.

Sandy Springs announces its 15th Annual Veterans Day Tribute with Col. John McDonough speaking, including music, speeches, and two new art sculptures at Veterans Park.

The article describes a stretch of sunny, pleasant weather in Atlanta, with clear skies and mild temperatures forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Protesters rally at Georgia State Capitol demanding closure and accountability from Conyers BioLab after a toxic fire, while over 8,000 sign a petition for action.

Residents in Rockdale County are worried after finding hazardous debris from a BioLab plant fire. Officials haven't addressed the debris on properties, but BioLab promises debris removal. Locals seek transparency about potential health risks.

Georgia sees a reduction in gas prices following Hurricane Helene, with an average price of $2.77 per gallon, down 20 cents from last week and lower than last year, partly due to a state gas tax suspension.

An officer-involved shooting at College Park MARTA station is under investigation by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Details are limited, and authorities urge patience as the inquiry unfolds.

A section of Mitchell Street SW in Atlanta is closed for crane removal, with detours in place for drivers until October 11, 2024. Pedestrians can use the south sidewalk.

In Atlanta, people rallied in solidarity with Palestine to mark the anniversary of the escalation in conflict with Israel, amidst global demonstrations and calls for systemic change.