GA Top News: Giant Spiders, Teacher Lawsuit, GA's Billionaires

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week include Hurricane Delta remnants to hit Atlanta this weekend, richest billionaires in Georgia and how to nominate local leaders. Giant spiders seen in north Georgia, teachers suing the government and drones used to clean Mercedes-Benz Stadium were more big stories this week.

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• The Georgia Billionaires Getting Richer During The Pandemic
• Giant Spiders Imported From Asia Spotted In North Georgia
• Teacher, Advocacy Group Sue GA School Leaders Over Coronavirus
• GA Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference
• Atlanta Falcons Use Drones To Cleanse Stadium Of Coronavirus
• Hurricane Delta: What Gulf Storm Will Mean For Weekend In GA

Here are more headlines from this week:

• Atlanta Mayor Formally Backs Warnock, Ossoff In U.S. Senate Races
• APS Families Have Monday Deadline To Decide To Return To School
• Get Paid $1K To Watch Horror Movies This Halloween: Atlanta
• Bobbi Kristina Brown's Former Alpharetta Town Home For Sale
• Man Found Dead In Car Along Side Of Ga. 400 In Cumming
• Man Charged With Murder, Assault After Domestic Dispute: Police
• GA Candidates React To Trump Leaving Hospital With Coronavirus
• Clothing Retailer H&M With 16 GA Locations To Close 250 Stores
• Best Georgia Pumpkin Patches, Halloween Events 2020
• Gwinnett Names 2020 Teachers Of The Year For Grayson, Loganville
• Regal Closing Alpharetta Theater, All Nationwide, Temporarily
• Georgia Leaders React To Trump's COVID-19 Diagnosis
• Teachers Of The Year Named In Gwinnett County Schools
• North Fulton Community Charities Collecting Warm Coats
• Fire Department Donates Engines To Six Georgia Counties
• Cobb Teen Kidnapped, Trafficked By Atlanta Man: Police
• Uber Driver Shot Monday Morning In Brookhaven
• Man Shot Dead, Woman Wounded During Domestic Incident: Police
• Group Prays For State To Fade Out Confederate Mark On Stone Mountain
• Stone Mountain's Confederate Symbol Row Simmers After Summer Protests
• Surge Of New Voters Likely Energized By Georgia's New Battleground Status
• DeKalb To Purchase More Voting Equipment And PPE Thanks To Grant
• French Consulting Firm To Open First U.S. Office At The Battery
• Woman Dies In Buckhead Hotel After Days Of Negligence: Lawsuit
• City Winery Atlanta Reopens Friday, Concerts All October
• DeKalb Schools Will Phase In Students To Return To Classroom
• ATL Man Extradited For Luxury Car Fraud, Money Laundering Charges
• 35 GA Black-Owned Businesses Will Receive Cash Awards From Google
• Sex Offender Sentenced For Operating Child Pornography Chat Group
• Shots Fired At Atlantic Station In Midtown, Man Arrested
• Pretty Ricky Rapper Charged With Fraud Before Atlanta Tour