Georgia's appeals court has delayed arguments on DA Fani Willis's role in the Trump election interference case until December 5, after the November election. Trump is indicted with others but has pled not guilty.

State Route 42 near Anvil Block Rd is temporarily closed due to a bridge-damaging accident involving an 18-wheeler. Clayton County advises caution and alternate routes.

The article describes the forecast of showers and thunderstorms in Atlanta, with a high probability of rain and temperatures fluctuating between the high 80s to low 90s heading into the weekend.

Multiple individuals were indicted in the Southern District of Georgia on firearms and drug charges as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods, with recent sentences given for gun law violations.

A 16-year-old boy was fatally shot in Atlanta; police are investigating the incident which occurred at 1063 Cato St. NW. Community concerns over safety rise.

A young man, 23, was fatally shot at 84 Schell Rd. SE in Atlanta, sparking an ongoing investigation by local police seeking information and witnesses.

A 63-year-old man suffered a grazing gunshot wound while in his vehicle in southwest Atlanta; he was conscious and transported to the hospital. Police are investigating with no suspects or motive yet identified.

A man was non-fatally shot in Atlanta, possibly caught in crossfire unrelated to him. Police are investigating the incident with no current information on suspects.

GBI investigates a deadly officer-involved shooting in Banks County, GA, after deputies attempted to execute an arrest warrant. Two fatally shot, no deputies injured.

Gwinnett County, GA, maintains its property tax rate at 6.95 mills, sparing residents from hikes despite inflation. The decision followed public input and allows for ongoing service provisions without increasing homeowner burdens.

Georgia is developing a Critical Care license for paramedics, with Albany Technical College launching the first program to meet these standards, offering advanced medical care training for longer patient transports.

The article discusses the decline in Georgia students' literacy and the upcoming Governor's Summit aiming to address this issue with actionable strategies.

Mayor Keith Brady of Newnan is appointed by Governor Kemp to Georgia's State Workforce Development Board for a 3-year term, emphasizing technical colleges' role in labor development.