Federal and local law enforcement in Georgia busted a large meth operation disguised as jalapeño shipments, with various individuals pleading guilty to federal charges.

The Milton Equestrian Committee will discuss allowing an 8-foot fence for large Clydesdales, exceeding the 5-foot city code limit. Other agenda items include Birmingham Park clean-up day and operational matters.

Georgia State Senator Larry Walker touted policy successes at the NCOIL Fall Meeting, which are set to impact national insurance regulation, with a focus on consumer protection.

A physical altercation occurred between two female passengers on a flight to Atlanta, resulting in police involvement but no immediate arrests. The FBI is investigating the incident.

Marietta Square's Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony will be held on December 4th, featuring a variety of festive activities and local choir performances.

Salesforce plans a $15 million investment in Georgia, expecting to create over 250 jobs by 2028 and expand its presence in the state, bolstering the economy and workforce.

Marietta residents can join City Council committee meetings on November 25th, accessible in person and via live stream for transparency and engagement.

A crash at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport led to lane closures, vehicle damages, and injuries, with emergency crews responding and officials advising on detours.

Atlanta's City Council voted against a ban on new short-term rentals in northeast Atlanta, maintaining operations in neighborhoods like Buckhead despite concerns over disturbances.

North and Central Georgia face an elevated wildfire threat due to dry conditions, warm temperatures, and low humidity. Multiple brush fires have occurred, with firefighters urging residents to avoid outdoor burning.

Alpharetta's North Point Mall is set for redevelopment after the City Council approved a tax allocation district to finance new housing, commercial space, and possibly a hockey arena.

Bell Memorial Park is set to remove beetle-infested trees for safety reasons starting November 24, with some trail areas closed to the public during the process.

Marietta's tap water has an unusual taste due to high levels of Methyl-Isoborneol (MIB), which is natural and not harmful. The water remains safe to drink.