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.

A woman in Atlanta was injured after being hit by a vehicle and stabbed, prompting an investigation by the Atlanta Police Department's Aggravated Assault Unit.

Bartow County felon Shane Barfield was sentenced to ten years in prison for firing at police with a stolen gun, after a vehicle crash. He pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession.

Silhouette artist Clay Rice will demonstrate his cutting skills at Marietta's William Root House on Nov 9, with reservations at $52 for a child silhouette package.

A shooting in Atlanta's Sweet Auburn neighborhood resulted in one death and one person seriously injured; police are investigating the shootout at Bethel Towers apartments.

Janine Robinson appointed as Executive Director of Georgia Correctional Industries, bringing over a decade of experience to aid in inmate rehabilitation and industry operations.

Newton County's next Tire Amnesty Day is set for Dec. 6, 2025, allowing residents to dispose of up to 10 off-rim tires for free to combat illegal dumping and mosquito breeding.

A road closure on Amsterdam Avenue NE in Atlanta for tree removal work affects traffic from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with detours and sidewalk closures in place.

Milton City Council discussed strategic initiatives for Birmingham Highway safety and congestion, approved partnerships and events, planned a Veterans Breakfast, and looked into conservation efforts for Birmingham Park.

Atlanta's weather is predicted to be sunny with mild temperatures, reaching highs of around 74 degrees and light winds. The pleasant conditions are expected to carry over for several days.

The Senate Study Committee on Higher Education Affordability in Georgia will hold its fourth meeting on November 6, 2025, to discuss making college more affordable.