Chris Burnett is appointed as Sandy Springs' new Director of Economic Development to implement growth strategies, leveraging his 40 years in banking and local governance experience.

Senator Raphael Warnock introduces the Bridge to Medicaid Act to help Georgians without insurance due to being too poor for ACA subsidies and ineligible for Medicaid. The bill offers temporary tax credits for premiums and covers most deductibles.

A shooting incident led to a man seeking help at the Edgewood-Candler Park MARTA Station, with Atlanta police investigating the event that is thought to have occurred at an alternate location.

Two individuals were fatally shot as Forsyth County deputies tried to serve a probation violation warrant in Banks County, Georgia; the GBI is investigating the incident.

The B-52s are set to be the first to perform at the Classic Center Arena in Athens, Georgia, alongside indie act Of Montreal and DJ Cummerbund. The concert is scheduled for December 14th.

A suspected drug dealer died in Gordon County after a PIT maneuver by deputies ended a high-speed chase; Georgia State Patrol is investigating the incident.

The Georgia State Patrol is competing in the "America's Best-Looking Cruiser" Contest, hoping to be featured in the 2025 calendar with classic and modern Mustangs at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Big Dave's Cheesesteaks closes its downtown Atlanta location due to damage from a water main break, with owner Hayes optimistic about future expansions despite the setback.

The article details the forecast of thunderstorms and high humidity for Atlanta, with a consistent pattern of rain and thunder expected throughout the week and into the weekend.

LaGrange man Jeremy Powell was arrested on charges of sexually abusing multiple children over several years after a student reported the abuse in April.

Georgia Democrats challenge the ballot qualifications of presidential hopefuls, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., potentially affecting voter options in the state.

Diego Ibarra, brother of a murder suspect, admitted to having a fake green card and could face up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine per count.

Georgia delegates, including notable political figures, attend the 2024 Republican National Convention ready to show unity despite internal tensions and the backdrop of a recent assassination attempt at a Trump rally.