Cobb County judge extends absentee ballot deadline due to mail delays, affecting 3,200 late ballots with return by 5 p.m. on Nov. 8 if postmarked by Election Day.

Milton's City Council will discuss a new land purchase for parks and routine city maintenance. The Monday meeting will also address veterans, property expansion, and a $750,000 park land acquisition using impact fees.

WorkSource Fulton received the WorkSource Georgia Apprenticeship Navigator Grant to expand job training and apprenticeship opportunities in Fulton County.

Fulton County's Accountability Court celebrates participants' completion of its 18-month rehabilitation program, underscoring its impact on personal reform and community safety.

Fulton County breaks ground on a new training center for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, offering vocational and life training services.

Fulton County and Commissioner Marvin S. Arrington, Jr. launch the "Blanket Atlanta with Love" Drive to collect winter essentials for the needy, with donation bins available from Nov 4-15 and a distribution dinner on Nov 19.

Melissa Hardegree from Lawrenceville has joined the UGA's CCTT, bringing her strategic communication expertise to this leading crisis communication research hub.

Duluth's annual Howl on the Green event featured entertainment like fire dancers and live music, drawing diverse crowds and their pets for Halloween festivities.

The Western Judicial Circuit's Superior Court appointed Amanda Trimble and Latasha Barnes Prempeh as full-time and part-time Juvenile Court judges, respectively.

Atlanta's City Council Transportation Committee is considering extending e-scooter and e-bike rental hours to 2 a.m., a move to aid late-shift workers but that raises safety concerns.

Cobb Elections is urgently dispatching over 3,000 absentee ballots using express shipping methods to meet election deadlines after a surge in requests.

Repair crews have fixed a water main in DeKalb County, restoring service and water pressure after disruptions, but residents may experience brown water initially.

Milton residents can attend a free discussion about coyotes led by expert Brandon Sanders at Community Place next to City Hall on November 6, addressing common concerns and questions.