DeKalb County commissioners host a community event offering free pet care resources like vaccines and microchipping, and promoting companion animal welfare.

Fulton County announces "Rebound for Recovery," a 3-on-3 basketball event on October 3 to promote National Recovery Month, focusing on substance abuse and mental health disorder recovery.

DeKalb County is dealing with Hurricane Helene's aftermath, facing fallen trees, downed power lines, and flooding. Officials advise caution, and emergency services offer contact numbers for reporting hazards.

Fulton County braces for Hurricane Helene, expecting significant rainfall and strong winds, as explained by the AFCEMA and Battalion Chief Sparagowski.

Fulton County prepares for a trade mission to India, guided by Chairman Robb Pitts, aiming for economic, cultural, and educational connections with long-term partnerships envisioned.

Newnan's city offices close due to a hurricane, but emergency services continue. Residents are advised to prepare and stay off roads, follow social media for updates, and sign up for local emergency alerts.

Severe weather prompts Atlanta to suspend solid waste services on Sept. 27, with potential resumption on Sept. 28 or 29 depending on conditions. Priority given to trash, recycling; yard debris discouraged. Updates via city website, app, and hotline.

DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond advises residents on emergency procedures ahead of Hurricane Helene, emphasizing the use of appropriate reporting channels for a prompt response.

DeKalb County adjusts waste collection schedule ahead of Hurricane Helene, shifting Thursday services to Saturday and suspending Beautification Unit operations.

Roswell has rescheduled garbage and recycling pickup due to weather, with recycling moved to Saturday, September 28 and garbage to Monday, September 30. The city apologizes for any inconvenience.

A person in Lilburn was bitten by a rabid raccoon, prompting public health warnings and reminders to vaccinate pets and report strange animal behavior.

Clayton County has closed its administrative offices on Friday due to Hurricane Helene, with plans to reopen on Monday. This is in response to a declared State of Emergency.

Milton prepares for Storm Helene by closing City Hall and public buildings early Thursday, while essential services like police and fire departments remain operational.