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.

Douglas County Courthouse suspends public access due to a state of emergency, with limited operations and alternative contact for emergencies.

Georgia's swift water rescue teams gear up as Hurricane Helene advances, with preparations for potential flooding in places like Gwinnett and DeKalb counties, including prepositioned boats and trained rescue personnel.

Gwinnett County Schools in Georgia are introducing Evolv AI weapons detectors at high school stadiums to enhance security following safety concerns raised by the community.

Douglas County declares a State of Emergency in preparation for Hurricane Helene, coordinating with state and federal resources for anticipated impacts and recovery efforts.

Carroll County has delayed the opening of its solid waste convenience centers to 12 noon on Friday, September 27. Regular hours will resume on Saturday.

Douglas County is closing its judicial and administrative offices due to the risk of severe weather and potential flooding, urging residents to stay informed and safe.

Clayton County Extension 4-H is hosting an HVAC workshop for grades 9-12 on October 8th, offering practical knowledge on maintenance and system optimization for a $10 fee.

The DeKalb Elections Board will hold a public meeting on Oct. 10, 2024, accepting comments via email within certain time constraints. Disruptive behavior is not allowed.

Mayor Dickens will discuss Atlanta's readiness for severe weather, outlining strategies for public safety and infrastructure protection at a scheduled briefing.

DeKalb County will host its "World Planning Day featuring the DeKalb Green New Deal Festival" on November 9, 2024, focusing on sustainability and community engagement.