Proposed federal heat safety regulations may soon protect Georgia workers from extreme temperatures, requiring employers to implement water, rest breaks, and face OSHA fines for non-compliance.

MARTA hosts a voter registration event on National Voter Registration Day, encouraging civic engagement at seven rail stations with non-partisan activities.

Marietta's Ugly Sweater Parade is returning in December, part of the Christmas Tree Lighting Festival. Participants must apply by November 15 to join the parade, featuring festive activities and a tree lighting ceremony.

Albany's community is searching for Kenderson Hill, a missing former city commissioner, who was last seen on August 31 and requires medical treatment.

Atlanta's forecast includes a mix of sun, clouds, and isolated showers, with highs in the low 80s and variable winds. Expect mostly sunny conditions by the weekend.

Clayton County Police are searching for Keisha Jones, 35, reported missing since Sunday morning. Jones, who has suicidal ideations, was last seen in Stockbridge with red hair, wearing a blue top and shorts.

A man drowned at Lake Lanier while swimming to his boat; swift emergency response couldn't save him. This marks the lake's third drowning in the year.

The Atlanta Botanical Garden is exhibiting the rare blooming of the African Corpse Flower with a notable scent, offering a unique experience for visitors.

A 92-year-old man in Lilburn was found alive in the woods after a search involving multiple agencies. He got lost on a walk and was eventually rescued in challenging conditions.

A man was shot in the leg on Cooper St. SW in Atlanta; the suspect remains unidentified as police investigate the incident.

McDonald's is bringing the Chicken Big Mac to the U.S. and testing the Big Arch burger internationally. They follow the release of popular Hello Kitty x Yu-Gi-Oh! Happy Meal toys.

Remains of Kenneth Holland, who went missing on Aug. 18, were found in a ravine near Lake Lanier. No suspicion of foul play stated by Gainesville Police.

A bus crash in Mississippi killed seven and injured 37. The bus was traveling from Atlanta to Dallas when a tire failure led to the accident, involving solely Mexican nationals. The NTSB is investigating, with a full report due in up to two years.