Georgia's tax revenues decreased by 3.4% in October compared to the previous year, with $2.53 billion collected, impacted by the 2023 motor fuel tax suspension and hurricane-related tax extensions.

A former teacher, Michael Allen Dendy, has been sentenced to 33 years in prison for catfishing and sharing explicit images of students online. He pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.

Fayetteville hosts a digital marketing bootcamp to enhance digital literacy among local businesses, with strong turnout and future events anticipated.

Barrow County introduces new billing software for utilities, simplifying online payments while maintaining traditional payment methods. Late fees are waived due to the initial delay.

Milton City Hall celebrated community volunteers, recognizing their contributions with an event and awards, including the Golden Horseshoe Service Award to Bill Lusk for his wide-ranging commitment to the city.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, GA, highlighting a mix of conditions including fog, cloudy skies, chances of showers, and sunny periods over the coming days.

The GBI arrested a sixth person, Christopher Bell, for a fatal shooting at an Elbert County homecoming after-party. He faces murder and gang-related charges.

An 18-year-old named Raquavious Ferguson was shot and killed in Atlanta, with no arrests yet made. His family mourns the lost potential of the aspiring engineer.

Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat is seeking $1.2 million for deputy overtime pay, citing low morale and staffing issues, but faces opposition from commissioners over budget concerns.

The Atlanta Beltline is expanding by acquiring the site of the former Elleven45 Lounge, with plans to transform the area and enhance the city's infrastructure.

Fulton County hosted its first 'Cleared for Takeoff Domestic Violence Awareness 5K Walk/Run,' uniting the community to raise awareness about domestic violence.

Fulton County Probate Court hosted a Halloween-themed wedding event, allowing couples to marry in costume. Judge Kenya Johnson expressed the Court's enjoyment in offering a fun experience for staff and couples.

DeKalb County invites residents to a townhall on Nov. 12 to discuss proposed water and sewer rate increases, ensuring public engagement and transparency.