Atlanta's weather forecast includes sunny skies, high of 75°F, and potential evening thunderstorms with a 60% chance of rain. The weekend may see scattered showers and cooler temperatures.

Woodstock city officials discuss how to integrate e-bikes into local infrastructure, considering safety and regulations. A public meeting on the issue is planned.

A man died in Atlanta after his cement truck crashed and part of the city experienced power outages as a result. The APD is investigating the accident.

Atlanta Police responded to a shooting on Gun Club Rd; a woman was hospitalized with leg wounds. The shooting may be linked to a neighbor dispute. No arrests were made; the investigation continues.

Mayor Michael Caldwell wins reelection in Woodstock with significant lead; incumbents retain City Council seats; Senior Tax Exemption and TSPLOST measures pass.

A fatal shooting occurred on Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, resulting in one death and one injury. Police are investigating the incident with limited details available.

The Hall County School District is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect who pulled a gun after a high school football game on October 30.

Silhouette artist Clay Rice will demonstrate his cutting skills at Marietta's William Root House on Nov 9, with reservations at $52 for a child silhouette package.

A court ruled that a Buckhead HOA must maintain a historic Black cemetery and ensure public access, upholding the efforts of descendants and historic preservationists.

A shooting in Atlanta's Sweet Auburn neighborhood resulted in one death and one person seriously injured; police are investigating the shootout at Bethel Towers apartments.

The Cobb DOT will begin the Columns Drive Improvement Project in East Cobb on November 7, aiming to improve road safety and aesthetics by removing 47 trees and adding new vegetation.

Barrow County will close administrative offices and services on November 11 to observe Veterans Day, with the Board of Commissioners meeting moved to November 10. Essential personnel will remain available for emergencies.

A section of Birmingham Park's Green Trail along Little River is closed for habitat restoration to aid local wildlife, including rare species. Other park trails remain open for visitors.