A Bainbridge man has been arrested on charges including child molestation and enticing a child for indecent purposes, with ongoing GBI investigations.

Athens-Clarke County announces public testing of voting equipment from November 13, ensuring the integrity of their upcoming Special Election process.

A woman was killed in a murder-suicide in Flowery Branch; a 9-year-old witnessed the event and alerted authorities via FaceTime. The community is in shock, and investigations are ongoing.

A man in his 20s was killed in a possible gunfight at a DeKalb County gas station on Halloween night. No suspect information or arrest updates are available.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of pleasant weather for Atlanta with clearing skies and highs in the low to mid-70s, and a chance of showers by the weekend.

DeKalb County has extended road closures near Columbia Woods Dr. and Toney Dr. until Dec. 10 due to sewer project work. Detour signs and updates are provided.

DeKalb County schedules a second virtual meeting for the Panola Road Water Main Replacement Project, part of a $4.27 billion infrastructure initiative.

Cobb County's food drives are now also collecting essential hygiene items, such as men's socks and haircare products, to aid those in need through the Care Cabinet initiative.

Attempted security breach at Atlanta Airport by Leon Fabian was quickly stopped by civilians and TSA; no flights were disrupted, and Fabian faces charges.

Rosemary Wells, author of Max and Ruby, read at Switzer Library's Preschool Storytime and unveiled a new book during Literacy Week, sponsored by Cobb EMC and Gas South.

A musician in Atlanta used Apple AirTags to track his stolen instruments, leading to an arrest and recovery of his equipment before a scheduled performance.

Milton's Wall of Fame ceremony honored a diverse group of local heroes, including athletes, coaches, and community contributors, with a record turnout.

Douglas County residents can attend a Community Town Hall on November 6, 2025, hosted by Chairman Dr. Romona Jackson Jones, covering public safety, transportation, and county priorities.