The Trump Administration's proposed H-2A visa program changes aim to reduce labor costs for Georgia farmers. Commissioner Tyler J Harper praised the potential savings for the state's agriculture sector.

Georgia's net tax collections for September increased by 1.9% to $3.27 billion, with rises in Individual and Corporate Income Tax revenue, despite a Sales Tax decrease.

Delta flights from Atlanta on consecutive days had to return due to mechanical issues; one had a possible nose landing gear problem, the other an engine issue. Both landed safely with no injuries. The FAA is investigating the engine issue.

Construction begins on the Neese Road Northern Segment in Woodstock, expected to complete by Spring 2027, including a new roundabout and pedestrian pathways.

Cobb County is updating its codes to align with state laws and community needs, including a review process and public hearings slated for October and November 2025.

Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department announces waste collection schedule changes due to Indigenous People's Day on October 13th, 2025, with shifts for all except downtown residents.

Austell church holds service among ruins after a fire, led by Rev. Raphael Grant. Arson suspect Aries Jordan was arrested. The congregation is raising funds for rebuilding.

The DeKalb County Board of Education will meet to discuss the contentious reduction of elementary recess time and hear an update on recommendations and stakeholder concerns.

A fire in an adjacent shop caused extensive smoke damage to Bookmiser, a beloved bookstore in Cobb County. Cleanup is underway, and the store maintains community ties through online sales and offsite book clubs.

Gwinnett County honored first responders for saving a heart attack victim; their quick action, teamwork, and skilled care were celebrated at a ceremony.

Coweta County, GA sends out 2025 property tax bills with a December 1st due date, including new Special Service Districts cost breakdowns and an 85% temporary bill for those appealing assessments.

Barrow County Animal Shelter faces high intake, urgently calling for volunteers, fosters, and adopters to help manage the over 400 dogs and cats under their care.

Gwinnett County approves a local hazard mitigation plan to enhance defenses against natural disasters in collaboration with surrounding cities, aiming to protect residents and property.