Hosea Helps in Atlanta distributes meals and toys to the underprivileged during Christmas, highlighting love and humanity despite financial challenges.

DeKalb County's family emergency shelter, Hagar's House, remains closed and in need of funding for repairs after Hurricane Helene caused extensive damage.

Health officials caution as flu cases rise in Georgia, emphasizing the importance of vaccinations for flu, COVID-19, and RSV, especially with lower-than-desired vaccination rates in the state.

Smyrna Community Center is hosting an 80's themed Mother-Son Nerf Wars on March 14th for sons aged 5-12. Registration starts January 6th at $60 per pair.

Best End Brewing in Atlanta is closing down, marking another casualty in the local craft beer industry, which faces broader challenges. Despite efforts, the brewery was unable to find a buyer.

Atlanta mourns the loss of State Senator Vincent Fort, a staunch advocate for social justice, as Mayor Andre Dickens pays tribute to his late friend and advisor.

Law enforcement in Clayton County is actively searching for 41-year-old Arthur James Jordan, a person of interest in an unspecified case. Residents are advised to avoid Upper Riverdale Road and Garden Walk and not to approach Jordan.

The DeKalb County Police have issued a Mattie's Call for 84-year-old Shirley Jenkins, last seen on December 22. She has memory loss and poor eyesight.

A woman was shot and killed in Gwinnett County; police face a language barrier in their investigation and have not made arrests. The shooting may be domestic-related.

Michael Penix Jr. led the Atlanta Falcons to a 34-7 win over the New York Giants, performing nearly flawlessly in his NFL debut and boosting the team's playoff contention.

Renard Sullivan was shot and robbed of his e-bike and backpack in southwest Atlanta. Police are seeking information on the two masked male suspects involved.

Lawrenceville announces its 2025 events calendar featuring a lineup of cultural and entertainment activities, including music, dance, free comic book day, concerts, movies, and festivals, all free to the public with plentiful parking downtown.

A section of William Street NW in Atlanta will be closed briefly on December 21 for the removal of A/C equipment, with detours provided and sidewalks remaining open.