An ice storm in Georgia led to power grid collapse in White County, with approximately 70% of residents without power due to ice accumulation. Crews are working on restoration, and residents are urged to stay home.

Atlanta Police arrested Prentiss Mayo, 39, on charges including murder after an adult male was fatally shot, marking the city's sixth homicide this year.

Georgia's House Bill 1013, introduced to make lemon pepper the state's official chicken wing flavor, showcases the local staple's cultural significance.

Four people were found shot dead in Lawrenceville, and a suspect, believed to be a relative, is in custody. Unharmed children at the scene called 911.

Atlanta faces a series of weather changes, including showers leading to freezing rain with a 100% chance of precipitation tonight and thunderstorms possible Sunday. Conditions improve with mostly sunny skies midweek.

Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner, Tyler J. Harper, has issued a warning for residents to prepare for extreme cold, with emphasis on animal safety and food facility operations ahead of an expected winter storm.

Atlanta Police reported a 7% crime decrease in 2025, with homicides dropping and a 77.55% clearance rate for crimes. The details are available via a video and PowerPoint on APD's platforms.

Devon Rambo was sentenced to 15 years for illegal firearm possession after a trial on May 28, 2025. He was also given three years of supervised release.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Lithonia, GA, where Jared Toombs was killed following a stand-off during an eviction process.

DeKalb County plans a Zoom meeting to discuss Phase II of the Peachtree Boulevard Water Transmission Main Replacement Project, aiming to improve water service.

Conyers recognized municipal workers for excellence, awarding Candace Chandler the 2025 Employee of the Year, and others such as Michelle Turner and Hans Evatt received accolades for their service.

Milton Trails Advisory Committee invites public input on the draft Milton Trail Blueprint during their upcoming meeting, with discussions on trail development and prioritization processes.

DeKalb County begins a water main replacement project on West College Avenue, expected to take 10 months, with construction noises and traffic during work hours.