Two individuals were arrested in Fayette County after a high-speed chase ended with a PIT maneuver by Deputy Waters. The suspects face charges including methamphetamine trafficking.

A garbage truck fire on I-285 southbound in DeKalb County caused major traffic delays, with all lanes shut down but later reopened; no injuries were reported.

Atlanta law enforcement is searching for Dameyon Heck regarding a shooting on Alison Court that killed Michael Lay. Another suspect, Ranique Crawford, has been arrested.

A chase in Sandy Springs ended with a hit-and-run crash involving a stolen car. The suspect fled on foot and is still at large. Police are searching and urging vigilance.

Marietta will hold a reception to honor outgoing City Council members Chalfant, Morris, and Walker for their service. The event will be on December 18 at the Fire Museum.

The FBI offers $5,000 for information on a Savannah acid attack that severely injured Ashley Wasielewski, and releases an image of a person of interest.

A Marietta postal worker, Isis Hinson, resigned after being charged with mail tampering and theft, particularly of greeting cards containing money and gift cards.

Bobby Clark died in custody at Cobb County Adult Detention Center; details on events leading to death remain unclear. An autopsy and investigations by the GBI and Sheriff’s Office are underway.

Atlanta's New Year's Eve Peach Drop evolves into "Countdown Over ATL" with synchronized fireworks and a drone countdown, marking a shift to a safer, citywide celebration with costs reduced from $630,000 to $250,000.

The GBI is investigating the death of Antonio Thornton Jr., found with a gunshot wound in Bloomingdale, and is urging the public to provide any relevant information.

The Georgia Department of Corrections will host a Family Day on January 23, 2026, for families of inmates to meet with officials. Registration is open until January 15 or until full.

A FedEx truck hit and killed a pedestrian near a Target in DeKalb County; the police are investigating, with the driver cooperating and no charges disclosed yet.

DeKalb County has embarked on a $250k initiative to clean up over 37,000 illegally dumped tires and is strengthening enforcement by seeking felony charges for offenders. They also plan a tire disposal program for residents and businesses.