World Series sticker shock: $1,000-plus for standing-room-only tickets; Georgia election rule eliminates easy online absentee application; Kemp to spend $110 million to address court backlog brought on by COVID-19; Metro Atlanta’s jobless rate hit record low in September

David Perdue is considering a primary challenge against Brian Kemp; Judge in Arbery death case denies motion limiting protests outside courthouse; Loads of Georgia voting lawsuits still pending after last 2020 cases dismissed; World Series ticket prices surge higher after Braves win

Georgia to challenge federal vaccine mandate in court this week; Biden taps Atlantan to key ambassador post; Biden taps Atlantan to key ambassador post; Georgia Sens. Ossoff, Warnock work to keep Medicaid expansion in spending package; UPS flags holiday shipping challenges after 3Q profit surg

COVID-19 killed 4 times as many Georgia cops as violence, accidents; Look how high ticket prices have soared for World Series games here; Stone Mountain Park board names finalist for new business partner; Coke offers $2,000 to employees who follow new vaccination requirement

Atlanta’s Black voters largely undecided on who should lead the city; 2 teens fatally shoot each other in car at gas station; Kemp takes a swing at MLB as Braves advance to World Series; Judge rules for Oxendine in decade-long battle with Georgia ethics commission; Charlie Morton will start Game 1 of World Series for Braves

Challenges to voter eligibility rejected ahead of Atlanta election; Georgia graduation flattens after years of routine increases; Storied Atlanta startup Spanx sells majority stake to investment firm; Lawsuit in Georgia may shape who gets to keep working from home

Shooting at Midtown high-rise leaves 2 dead, including suspected gunman; Abrams’ group launches campaign pushing Medicaid expansion; Massive Georgia solar energy project coming to South Georgia

Police to team with private lab in Atlanta Child Murders case, Mayor Bottoms says; Atlanta housing market running out of steam after pandemic price surge; Man surrenders in death of woman who fell from Lamborghini in Buckhead; Atlanta council votes to pay $19 million to settle trash collection lawsuit

Georgia consumers likely to see higher natural gas, electricity bills; TSA works to increase 60% employee vaccination rate ahead of mandate; Atlanta mayor pushes for new arrest diversion center at city jail; Federal EPA eyes self-reporting requirement for Cobb County plant that uses ethylene oxide

Strike averted as TV and film crews, producers reach agreement; 14-year-old dead after shooting at Woodstock house party injures teens; House GOP raising money from lobbyists at George Strait concert during session; ‘America’s Got Talent: Extreme’ delays production after escape artist has major injury at Atlanta Motor Speedway