The Marietta History Center hosts a free Halloween-themed Pop-In event with crafts and activities for families on October 19, sponsored by local enterprises.

Barrow County offices, courts, senior center, and animal shelter will close for Columbus Day, but Victor Lord Park and certain county services will remain available. Emergency services will continue operating.

The forecast for Atlanta predicts sunny days and mild temperatures, ideal for outdoor activities, with conditions lasting throughout the week and into Columbus Day.

Henry County's elections director, Ameika Banks, resigned after an internal review found procedural violations; Leigh Phillips steps in as the interim director.

Georgia's Governor has suspended Thomson Mayor Benjamin Cranford after charges of providing alcohol to prisoners. Cranford, denying wrongdoing, was arrested following a GBI investigation.

Atlanta Motor Speedway offers free camping for Hurricane Milton evacuees, showcasing a history of providing disaster relief with facilities like showers, while also offering upgraded sites at a fee.

Georgia officials confirmed that elections will proceed as planned despite Hurricane Helene, with minimal polling location changes and ongoing efforts to ensure election integrity.

Two suspects stole a dog named Lucy from the Sugarloaf Summit Apartments, posing as its owners; police seek information.

A man fired at deputies outside the Gwinnett County Jail, was injured in return fire, and is hospitalized. There were no other injuries, and the facility resumed normal operations Tuesday morning.

Sweet Auburn Barbecue in Atlanta raised $10,000 for Asheville hurricane relief with a charity dinner, featuring dishes from local chefs and restaurants, with proceeds going to World Central Kitchen.

An arrest was made in the Fourth of July murder of Atlanta grandmother Annette D. Santos; Demitrus Davis faces multiple charges.

Douglas County voters will decide on a 1% TSPLOST to improve transportation infrastructure, unaffected by property taxes and supported by all who shop in the county.

Sandy Springs announces its 15th Annual Veterans Day Tribute with Col. John McDonough speaking, including music, speeches, and two new art sculptures at Veterans Park.