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It’s Friday, September 27 — here’s what you’ll find in today’s newsletter:

• Hurricane Helene Hits Georgia

• A 3D-printed hotel

• 4 quick hits of news from the last 24 hours

Hurricane Helene hits Georgia

Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida's Big Bend region -- but Wyff4 says Georgia felt the impact, too: Heavy rain from Hurricane Helene is causing North Georgia's worst flooding in the modern era.

CobbCounty.org urged residents to stay alert: Helene flood warnings means North Georgia residents need to stay on the look out for real-time weather updates.

CNN says Helene has already weakened, though: The combo of heavy rains and winds is dangerous, though.

Either way, the Weather Channel says Helene is moving northeast -- and it could bring tornadoes in its wake.

A 3D-printed hotel

Texas hotel El Cosmico is undergoing an expansion to become the world's first 3D-printed hotel by 2026. The Daily Star says the place uses Icon's Vulcan printer and Lavacrete for stunning designs.

Ask Woody says the project's a big one: El Cosmico is expanding to include 43 hotel units and 18 homes -- all with the help of 3D printing.

Market Screener says it's a win for sustainability: The 21-acre El Cosmico site uses an industrial-size 3D printer to make large-scale, sustainable structures a reality.

Yahoo Finance says it's a win for affordability, too: Cosmico's innovation shows 3D printing's growing acceptance in building hotels and homes affordably.

1) NYC Mayor Eric Adams arrives in court to face federal corruption charges, with potential political fallout.

2) Israel and Lebanon's recent exchange of fire comes as Netanyahu vows to continue ceasefire discussions.

3) Newsmax and Smartmatic reach a last-minute settlement to avoid trial on defamation claims related to the 2020 election.

4) NTSB warns of potential flight control jams in some Boeing 737s, including the MAX line, after recent incidents.