Aspiring TikToker Jiare Schneider was found dead off Brown Road in Jonesboro after going missing post a night out. His body was in a crashed Toyota 4Runner in the woods. Authorities are investigating.

The Fayetteville Fire Department canceled their 2024 Ford F-150 raffle due to low ticket sales, with refunds being processed for those who participated.

The DeKalb County Police held their 5th annual winter clothing drive, collecting donations like coats and socks for those in need as temperatures drop.

Gwinnett County offices will close for Thanksgiving, affecting some services such as solid waste collection, which will experience a one-day delay. Essential services will continue, and residents can check holiday schedules online.

The Athens-Clarke County Municipal Court will resume regular sessions on December 2, 4, and 5, with venue details and participation instructions available on the county's website.

Anthony Q. Choice was appointed as the new Procurement Director for Douglas County Government, starting January 4, 2025, with decades of procurement experience.

Cobb County's community engages in holiday charity drives and festive events, from coat collections and toys for those in need to decorated tree auctions and family activities, outlined by Cobb Government.

Atlanta Police investigate a fatal shooting on Glenn Street SW; they have not yet released details about the victim or the circumstances of the incident.

A Georgia tax preparer, Jessica Crawford, pleaded guilty to executing a $3 million wire fraud scheme with fraudulent tax returns and faces up to 30 years in prison.

Commissioner Marvin S. Arrington, Jr. invites Fulton County District 5 residents to the Winter District Dialogues with an online and in-person option to discuss the 2025 budget and other concerns.

A retired ophthalmologist, Dr. Jay Berger, received a $101,000 bond with strict conditions, after engaging in a shootout at the Four Seasons Hotel in Atlanta, facing charges including aggravated assault.

Conyers City Manager Kameron Kelley appointed new leaders for the Public Works and IT departments: Craig Mitchell and Alan Hackett, respectively, both advancing from within the city's ranks.

Milton launches the 2025 Small Business Holiday Specials to boost local businesses, offering unique goods and services with special deals to encourage community shopping.