Criticism arises over Georgia's use of the National Guard in ICE operations, with Sen. Kenya Wicks condemning the move as unconstitutional and a betrayal of military principles.

Georgia's legislature passed bills to aid rural communities post-Hurricane Helene, focusing on economic recovery and resilience against future disasters, including tax relief and agricultural support measures.

Marietta residents warned about scammers posing as utility reps, threatening service shutoffs, and asking for immediate payment via unorthodox methods.

The GBI is investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting at Rose Hill Cemetery in Bibb County, GA, where deputies were apprehending a homicide suspect.

The article discusses Rockdale County's annual Paper & Electronic Shredding Day, inviting residents to declutter by securely disposing of documents and e-waste on September 27, 2025.

Clayton County celebrates Black culinary excellence during Black Restaurant Week from October 13-19, 2025, supporting local Black-owned restaurants with dining deals listed on the county's tourism website.

A Hinesville man was convicted of threatening to kill federal employees and Americans. He faces up to 10 years in prison with no parole. The FBI and local police acted swiftly to arrest him after his threats.

The Powerball jackpot hits $1.3 billion, with Georgia seeing tickets win $150,000 and $50,000 during Labour Day weekend and 11 more $50,000 winners on Sept. 1.

Antonio Lee Williams was shot and killed in Clayton County; no arrests, motive unknown. A juvenile was in his car before the incident. An investigation is ongoing.

A fire destroyed the Chin Chin restaurant in Cobb County, with no injuries reported, but causing traffic delays and a long extinguishing effort. An investigation into the cause is underway.

Clayton County announces the family-friendly "Trunk or Treat 2025: The Haunted Rodeo" event for Halloween, with treats, music, and community spirit at the Harold R. Banke Justice Center.

Georgia enacts a law that restricts students born male from competing in girls' sports in publicly funded schools and colleges, citing fairness and privacy. Critics see it as discriminatory.

Douglas County invites residents to discuss a new road safety plan on October 15 at the Boundary Waters Aquatic Center, seeking community input to improve safety for all travelers.