GA Top News: Coke Buyout, Human Trafficking, Porn Attack On Class

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week include the first case of West Nile in the state, Tyler Perry starts anti-trafficking PSA, Coca-Cola offering buyout. Voter fraud in Georgia, state drops in coronavirus severity and unemployment is low were more big stories this week.

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• First Human West Nile Virus Case in 2020 Found In Decatur
• Atlanta Based Coca-Cola Will Offer Buyouts To 4,000 Employees
• GA Voter Fraud Unlikely, 27% Will Vote In Person Nov. 3: Survey
• GA Drops To Second Highest For Coronavirus Severity: Report
• Metro ATL's Unemployment Rate Drops In July
• Tyler Perry Releases Anti Trafficking PSA With GA First Lady
• 26 Kids Rescued, 9 Arrests Made In Georgia Sweep: U.S. Marshals

Here are more headlines from this week:

• Atlanta Parents Call On Gov. Kemp To Close Digital Divide
• Mercedes Benz USA Donates Backpacks To Atlanta Public Schools
• Marietta Man, 84, In Hospital After Motor Club Driver Crashes
• More Than 100 Students In Quarantine At Georgia High School
• Buckhead Restaurant 10 Degrees Back Open
• Vehicular Homicide Charge In Connection With Fatal Norcross Crash
• Grayson Standout Smith Medically Disqualified From GA Tech Team
• Online Petition Demands Wheeler High School Keep Its Name
• Fulton County Schools Welcomes New Principals
• GA Coronavirus: State Trumpets ‘Good Numbers’ On DPH Website
• Cherokee Students Receive State Honors For Duke TIP
• Delta Announces Plans To Furlough Nearly 2,000 Pilots By October
• Delta Ramps Up International Flight Schedule
• Cobb Schools Ranked As 'Best Place To Work' By Forbes
• Decatur Mayor Helps Launch Task Force To Honor John Lewis
• 251 Cases Of COVID 19 At Georgia Tech, New Guidelines Set
• New Digital Literacy Program To Help Fulton Residents
• Teasley Middle School Staff Save Student While Choking
• Lidl To Open Store In Sandy Springs By End Of 2021
• Lidl To Open Store In Woodstock By End Of 2021
• GA Sees 100 New Coronavirus Deaths As State Touts 'Good Numbers'
• Farmers' Almanac, Old Farmer's Almanac Forecast GA Winter 2021
• Survivalist And Avid Fisherman Missing For Over 2 Weeks: Police
• ‘Take Care, Douglasville’ Campaign Launched To Promote Mask Use
• Atlanta Inmate Escaped, 'Don't Approach' Say Police
• Anti-Semitic Graffiti Found In East Cobb
• Decatur Gets New Black Lives Matter Mural
• Mail-In Voting In Georgia: Deadlines, How To Get A Ballot
• GA Patch Local Business Information Center: A Community Resource
• $11k Raised For Small Business After Protests: Atlanta Local Hero
• 'Heart Of Gold': Atlanta Local Hero
• Woman Delivers Meals To Those In Need: Atlanta Hero
• Free Food Will Be Distributed In Decatur, Across DeKalb
• 2 Atlanta Teams Cancel Games To Protest Jacob Blake Shooting
• Input Sought For Sawnee Mountain Preserve Overlook Amenities
• See Most Expensive Homes For Sale In Metro Atlanta
• Chattahoochee Tech EMS Serving On Coronavirus Front Lines
• Cherokee High Schools Closed From Coronavirus Set Reopening Date
• GA Patch Local Business Information Center: A Community Resource
• Paws And Pastries Event Set For Sept. 5 In Sandy Springs
• Roswell Fire Chief Off Ventilator After Fighting Coronavirus
• Closing: Atlanta Movie Tours Shutting Down After 8 Years
• Atlanta Mayor Issues Order To Make Voting 'Easier'
• Shaq Calls Atlanta Rib Joint 'Coldest' In The City
• UNG Now Offering Online Bachelor's Degree For Political Science
• 1-Year-Old Metro Atlanta Boy Dies From Coronavirus
• Morris County Attorney Wants Justice In Unsolved Ga. Lynching
• Porn Images Hijack Middle School Zoom Teaching Session: GBI
• GA Educators Group: Teachers Should Choose When To Return