Clayton County offers an informational session for contractors on contract compliance, covering requirements, reporting, and compliance standards, with mandatory registration due to limited space.

Athens Creative Theatre announces auditions for "ACT’s Got Talent," a local talent showcase, scheduled for October with the main event on November 7 at the Morton Theatre.

Jason Anavitarte issued a statement mourning conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's death, praising his influence on young people and pledging to continue his legacy in the Senate.

The National Weather Service forecasts consistent warmth and clear skies for Atlanta with highs in the upper 80s.

An armed suspect was fatally shot by police at the Atlanta Four Seasons after ignoring commands to drop his weapon. The Georgia Bureau of Investigations is probing the incident.

Eight House of Prayer Christian Churches members in Georgia are indicted for fraud, including bank and wire fraud and false tax returns, exploiting members and U.S. veterans.

17th Street NW in Atlanta will be closed from Northside Drive NW to Howell Mill Road NW for utility work weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sept. 9-12, impacting traffic and sidewalks.

A 17-year-old boy was critically injured and later died after a shooting in Atlanta on September 9th. Police are investigating the incident; the victim's identity has not been released.

Duluth hosted a Vegas-themed event, "Viva Las Duluth 2025," with cirque performers, impersonators, and free casino games, culminating in a dazzling fireworks display.

Sandy Springs won a 3CMA Savvy Award for the Performing Arts Center's brand guidelines, successfully differentiating it from the City Springs District and attracting audiences.

Georgia Senate's special committee meets to discuss the potential elimination of the state's income tax, inviting public attendance and expert speakers.

State Senator Sonya Halpern calls for Governor Kemp's transparency after an ICE raid on Hyundai's EV and battery facility in Georgia, expressing concerns over the state's economic prosperity and international relations.

The Senate committee on social media, AI, and child privacy holds its second public meeting on September 17 to discuss online protections for children.