Rabid Cat, Coronavirus Camper, Primary Election Woes: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

• Atlanta Rapper Lil Yachty Crashes Ferrari On Interstate 75
• Stray Cat Tests Positive For Rabies In Forsyth County
• 4 Buckhead Business Organizations Are Coming Together

Jury Indicts All 3 Suspects In Ahmaud Arbery Fatal Shooting

Three Georgia men were indicted on 9 charges, including malice murder, in the Ahmuad Arbery shooting death.

Woman Accused Of Setting Wendy's Fire Released On Bail

The woman facing charges in connection to the Wendy's fire was released on bail the day after protesters demanded her release.

Task Force Created To Review Fulton County Elections Process

A task force was formed to address lines, voting machine issues, and delays experienced by voters who requested absentee ballots last month.

Camper Tests Positive For Coronavirus In Forsyth County

A camper in one of the summer camps at Sawnee Mountain Preserve has tested positive for coronavirus, the county said Tuesday.

Wow Houses:

• JUST LISTED: 5 Bedroom Decatur House 20 Minutes From Downtown
• Just Listed: 6 Bedroom Smyrna House In The $400ks
• Just Listed: 4 Bedroom Marietta House In The $300ks
• Historic 4 Bedroom Midtown Home Steps From Piedmont Park
• Must See: 5 Bedroom Atlanta House Has Pool And Decks
• Just Listed: 5 Bedroom Buckhead House Located On Quiet Street
• Avalon Home For Sale Opens To Outdoor Terrace With Spa, Fireplace
• 7-Acre Equestrian Estate In Canton Surrounded By Green Pastures
• Private, 1-Acre Lot In Johns Creek Offers Caribbean Inspired Pool
• New Construction Of Sandy Springs Home Includes Pool, Elevator
• Woodstock Lodge Sits On Lake Allatoona, Includes Party Boat Dock

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Also Worth A Look Today:

• At Rayshard Brooks' Funeral, Mourning A Life That Mattered
• Protesters Demand Release Of Woman Accused Of Wendy's Fire
• DeKalb Will Discuss June 9 Election Results At Zoom Meeting
• Atlanta Public Schools Announces 2020 Graduation Date

Across America

• Senate At Impasse As Dems Vote Against Police Reform Bill
• GOP Wary As Trump Touts Second Round Of Stimulus Checks
• 1960s Civil Rights Icons Cautiously Optimistic Amid Recent Protests
• Louisville Police Officer Involved In Breonna Taylor Shooting Fired
• Fauci Testifies: Hopeful For A Vaccine By Late 2020