Sandy Creek Park hosts the North Georgia Folk Festival on October 11, limiting access to certain areas for fishing and boating. The event features traditional music and culture.

Atlanta's autumn week forecast includes clear skies, breezes, with highs in the low 70s to low 80s, and lows in the mid-50s to low 60s, little chance of rain.

A woman was arrested after a domestic dispute led to a shooting in Atlanta, with the male victim hospitalized but also found to have an active warrant.

ATLDOT has announced a temporary road closure on Milton Street SW for sewer maintenance, affecting traffic between Atlanta Student Movement Blvd and Parsons Street SW from October 6-10, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

The Cobb Chamber held a Public Safety Appreciation Luncheon, awarding honors including Officer of the Year to Stephen Abernathy and the Award of Valor to Rahim Somani for bravery.

Two individuals were seriously injured in a domestic dispute on Auburn Avenue, with one sustaining a stab wound and the other facial injuries; both were conscious when the police arrived.

Milton City Council discusses large lot incentives, tech partnerships, local proclamations, and Birmingham Park's conservation easement plans.

An Uber driver was arrested after a Waffle House altercation in Dunwoody, GA, resulted in him shooting a juvenile female during a dispute over passenger limits.

Atlanta police report a 27-year-old man was shot multiple times on Mount Zion Road, found alert and conscious, and was hospitalized; an investigation is ongoing.

Two men are charged with threatening a Homeland Security officer and his wife on social media, with the U.S. Attorney emphasizing the seriousness of such actions against federal agents.

The Clayton County Police Department's Open House event, created in partnership with Faith & Blue to strengthen community ties, features live music, food trucks, and specialized unit exhibits.

Snellville Police Department received a $29,495.36 grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety to combat DUI offenses as part of Georgia's H.E.A.T. initiative aimed at reducing aggressive driving and impaired driving incidents.

Barrow County pauses activities for Columbus Day, closing offices and parks, but keeps essential services operational. Early voting will resume October 14.