DeKalb County's North Carter Road will remain closed until Nov. 30 for the Scott Boulevard Water Main Replacement Project Phase III, causing traffic delays.

A Morehouse College junior died and three were injured in a car crash on I-20 in Atlanta. The vehicle struck a pole and guard rail, flipping over. Counseling is offered by the college.

Chloe Cooper, a 20-year-old reported missing in Rockdale County, was found safe after leaving home "of her own will." Her whereabouts had been unknown since October 21.

DeKalb County offers youth basketball and cheerleading registration until October 31, for ages 5 to 17, with fees from $35 to $75 including uniforms. Programs start on December 14. Registration is available online or at local rec centers.

Jessica Hall, missing from Duluth, Gwinnett County, was safely located after being last seen on Pleasant Hill Road on October 20. Details on the recovery are pending.

Atlanta mourns the death of Amir Abdur-Rahim, former Kennesaw State coach and South Florida basketball head coach, remembered for his impact on and off the court. Mayor Dickens expresses deep sadness.

The GBI arrested Bradley Love from Blakely, GA, on child sexual exploitation charges, following an NCMEC tip and with assistance from the Early County Sheriff’s Office and HSI.

Fulton County has begun a waterline replacement project in North Fulton, with new pipes being installed along Hook Road and Jere Drive to replace old ones.

Fulton County's Rebound to Recovery basketball tournament promotes community engagement, integrating accountability court participants back into society and showing positive rehabilitative progress.

Atlanta highlights affordable housing initiatives with "Affordable Housing Week 2024" at City Hall, led by Mayor Dickens and the Department of City Planning, focusing on education and engagement.

Lane closure on Marietta Street NW in Atlanta for nighttime construction starts October 27, affecting traffic between Ivan Allen Jr Blvd and Peachtree St NW.

The Fall Fresh Mobile Market concludes its second week, led by Shirley Dodd, combining free produce distribution with nutritional education, aimed at improving food access and health in food deserts.

A Republican Fulton County election board member, Julie Adams, is appealing a court order to participate in certifying election results, highlighting the politicization of this formerly procedural duty.