Atlanta faces a week of variable weather, with rain and thunderstorms likely, high temperatures in the 60s to mid-70s, and persistent chances of showers throughout the week.

A 20-year-old man was shot in the buttocks on Osborne Street SW, Atlanta, and self-admitted to Hughes Spaulding Hospital. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects yet apprehended.

A car chase in Metro Atlanta involving a stolen vehicle and suspected car break-ins ended with a crash, gunfire, and two arrests after speeds exceeded 100 mph.

UGA student Elle Eisele joins a lawsuit against New Orleans for negligence after a fatal attack on New Year's Day.

Adriane V. Jefferson has been appointed as the new Executive Director of the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs in Atlanta, starting February 28, 2025.

The DeKalb County Department invites families to their 9th Annual Father-Daughter Dance on February 13 at Porter Sanford III Performing Arts Center. Registration is available online.

DeKalb County invites public feedback on proposed polling site changes during a meeting on Feb. 5, offering in-person attendance, satellite locations, and a live stream option.

Atlanta's ATLDOT has begun essential drainage work on Cascade Road, causing a full closure between Willis Mills Road SW and Kingsdale Drive SW with local access only, and has provided detour routes for commuters.

The Georgia Department of Community Affairs approved Barrow County's Service Delivery Strategy, which aims to make local government services more efficient and cooperative.

The Georgia General Assembly has opened its 2025 Legislative Session to discuss and enact state legislation, with Senator Merritt focusing on creating equitable policies and participating in various Senate Committees.

Acworth was awarded the PlanFirst Community designation by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for its excellent urban planning and citizen engagement.

Cyntavia Banks was promoted to Assistant Superintendent of Macon Transitional Center by the Georgia Department of Corrections, with duties starting February 1, 2025.

Curtis Todd was promoted to assist the Warden at Smith State Prison, reflecting confidence in his experience and leadership within the Georgia Department of Corrections.