Jimmy Carter has received his 10th Grammy nomination for "Last Sundays in Plains" in the spoken word category.

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.

Atlanta's City Council Post 3 at-large seat runoff features candidates Nicole “Nikki” Evans Jones and Eshe Collins, focusing on housing and transportation issues.

The article discusses the death of Bernie Marcus, co-founder of Home Depot, and highlights his impact on the community, including founding the Georgia Aquarium and aiding those with developmental disabilities.

The Georgia Senate committee is meeting for the fourth time to discuss the future of the state's forest industry, with a focus on sustainable innovation and policy recommendations. The session is open to the public and will be live-streamed.

The Senate Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence in Atlanta will hold its seventh meeting at Emory University to discuss AI governance and its impact on privacy and bias.

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz plan a "Vote for Freedom" rally in Atlanta to energize voters before the 2024 presidential election, featuring various artists and entertainers.

Cobb County extends absentee ballot return deadline for certain voters affected by a mailing issue, providing express mail options, and urges them to ensure proper postmarking for their vote to count.

The Marietta Police Department held a ceremony to promote three officers: Sergeant Henderson, Lieutenant Slatton, and Major Collins, with each officer's experience and achievements highlighted.

Georgia experienced a notable increase in early voting, with over 4 million ballots cast before Election Day, as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta and Atlanta News First.

Georgia Republican senators question Fulton County Board of Elections' absentee ballot handling, citing transparency concerns and potential legal contraventions.

The DOJ has announced a plan to monitor voting rights in four Georgia counties during the 2024 election, ensuring accessibility and non-discrimination.

Butts County won a legal dispute over a rezoning challenge, with the Georgia Court of Appeals upholding the county's decision. Further comments are withheld pending possible appeal.