Atlanta will host numerous holiday events including markets, tree lightings, and live entertainment for all ages. The city offers a mix of festive and cultural activities to celebrate the season.

A 29-year-old woman was killed by two vehicles in DeKalb County. The first was a pickup truck; a school bus also hit her. There were no students on the bus. Police seek the truck driver.

The Ivy Buckhead, a popular sports bar in Atlanta, announced its closing after 14 years with a New Year's Eve "Grand Finale" event. Owners hinted at future plans.

Atlanta's weather forecast indicates sunny skies and showers next week, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to mid-60s and a possibility of thunderstorms on Tuesday.

Two individuals were arrested in connection with the shooting death of 17-year-old Kelvin Church; a 19-year-old faces malice murder charges, and his father is charged with hindering apprehension.

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport conducted a full-scale winter weather preparedness drill which included deploying snow removal equipment and coordinating passenger accommodations.

Ex-Mars Wrigley employee Michael Mayfield was sentenced to three years in prison for defrauding the company of over $1.2 million. He must also pay restitution.

The Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center is shut after a Strep Zoo outbreak, causing three dog deaths. Despite closing until Dec. 19, the center will process pet reclaims and ill or aggressive animals.

Fayetteville City Hall employees compete in decorating Christmas trees, representing their departments, without using city funds. Public voting will determine the winner, earning year-long bragging rights.

Quentin Cato, 18, was arrested by Atlanta Police on December 4th for a September 25th homicide, facing multiple charges including murder and is now in Fulton County Jail.

DeKalb County is launching its first Annual Lantern Festival and Parade at the E.M.B.A.R.C. Community Youth Farm on December 14, featuring lights, music, and family activities.

Craigie Avenue in Decatur is closed for watermain replacement until December 20, affecting traffic Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Local access is maintained.

Dr. Jody Barrow is appointed as the new Executive Secretary of the GaPSC by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, with broad support for his extensive educational experience.