Mayor Andre Dickens honors President Jimmy Carter's legacy, emphasizing his service and humanitarian work following his presidency, including efforts with Habitat for Humanity and The Carter Center.

A teen star athlete from Southwest Atlanta was shot and killed on Christmas Eve, leaving the community in mourning and seeking justice for the senseless act.

High travel congestion hits Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport during the holidays, with swift security and manageable passenger experiences despite the rush and severe weather concerns.

Coweta County clarifies that it has no involvement with the "Public Opinion Survey" related to an energy project and reminds residents of the upcoming public hearing on a Solar Energy System and Facilities Ordinance.

Cobb County police arrested three murder suspects in 30 days, using proactive measures and technology, such as Flock cameras, to track and capture them.

Gunshot detection technology led to two arrests at a Brookhaven apartment complex, where police found a firearm and shell casings following an alert from the system.

One person was killed and six others injured in an early morning shooting in Macon, with a 34-year-old man declared deceased and an 18-year-old in critical condition. The incident's details remain unclear.

A Monroe woman was fatally shot on Christmas Day; her husband was wounded. The suspect, Devin Sullivan, was peacefully arrested and faces murder and aggravated assault charges.

A house fire in Lawrenceville resulted in one displaced person and the rescue of a cat. Firefighters extinguished the blaze in 30 minutes and believe it started near a garage trash can.

Authorities are intensifying the search for Michael Dean Campbell, missing from Georgia since December 2nd, and believed to possibly be in South Carolina.

Remains of WWI veteran C.L. Daniel were identified as a victim of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, connecting his living relatives to their lost history.

Seven people were displaced by a Christmas Eve fire in Grayson, with one home destroyed and two damaged. An amputee resident escaped with help. The cause is under investigation.

Starbucks baristas in Alpharetta joined a nationwide strike for higher wages and better work conditions, advocating for a significant increase in pay and unionization amid a broader push for fair labor practices.