The annual Root House Harvest Dinner in Marietta, GA, features a Southern-style meal in a historic setting, with proceeds supporting the Root House Museum & Garden.

A Hinesville man was convicted of threatening to kill federal employees and Americans. He faces up to 10 years in prison with no parole. The FBI and local police acted swiftly to arrest him after his threats.

The Atlanta weather forecast predicts varied conditions: possibility of showers, then sunny with highs around 87-92 degrees, and a slight chance of weekend storms.

The Powerball jackpot hits $1.3 billion, with Georgia seeing tickets win $150,000 and $50,000 during Labour Day weekend and 11 more $50,000 winners on Sept. 1.

Antonio Lee Williams was shot and killed in Clayton County; no arrests, motive unknown. A juvenile was in his car before the incident. An investigation is ongoing.

A judge rejected motions to suppress evidence in the case against Colin Gray, the father of the Apalachee High School shooting suspect, keeping the evidence sealed.

No charges in the death of Malachi Mitchell after a gun sale turned fatal, with the shooter, a 19-year-old acquaintance, claiming self-defense during a dispute.

Shawn Fails was arrested for a deadly fire in DeKalb County that killed Stephanie Wiley and injured her son. He faces murder, assault, and arson charges.

A fire destroyed the Chin Chin restaurant in Cobb County, with no injuries reported, but causing traffic delays and a long extinguishing effort. An investigation into the cause is underway.

A bomb threat at East Jackson High School led to an evacuation and was later deemed a hoax. Seven bomb dogs were involved in the search, and officials cleared the school by 4:15 p.m. The investigation to identify the culprit is ongoing.

Bobby Lee Hart Jr. was charged with multiple rapes in Douglas County. Authorities seek additional victims, linking cases through CODIS. The DA urges survivors to come forward, offering support.

Moores Mill Road NW in Atlanta is closed from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for tree removal, affecting sidewalks as well. Local traffic is permitted; others should reroute.

Fayette County paramedics can now perform blood transfusions at trauma scenes, potentially saving more lives. This includes vehicles equipped with blood products for rapid deployment across the county.