Authorities in Cherokee County are searching for Monique Tucker and Sanquiez Lee, suspects in a series of gas station burglaries across northern Georgia.

Atlanta prepares varied New Year's Eve celebrations for 2025, with the traditional Peach Drop at Underground Atlanta and other events like an aquarium party and a '90s-themed bash.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in the foot and is in stable condition; the incident is under investigation by the Atlanta Police, with no suspects yet identified.

Georgia Power is raising its rates by 3.5%, increasing the average bill by $5.85 a month. This is part of a strategy to fund grid maintenance and improvements.

The Smyrna Community Center will host an 80's themed Daddy-Daughter Dance, complete with neon and classic hits, on February 7th for daughters ages 0-12.

The City of Smyrna is hosting a market for young entrepreneurs on March 22 at the Smyrna Community Center, where kids will sell homemade goods and learn business skills.

Made Mercantile alumna Lauren opens Gather & Bloom, a new floral boutique on Main Street in Woodstock that supports and showcases local, women-owned businesses.

Marietta's administrative offices including Marietta Power and Water will be closed for New Year's Day, affecting sanitation schedules. Emergency services remain operational, with contact numbers provided for non-emergencies and utilities.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts frosty mornings and mild afternoons, with widespread frost expected and highs near 48°F. Showers may occur towards the holiday weekend.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee recommends improvements for correctional facilities, focusing on safety, fairness and support for staff and inmates, including mental health services and technology to block contraband.

Keith Pharms, alias "B-Boy," was sentenced to over 15 years for shooting at an FBI officer during a car theft.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, with a focus on the frosty mornings, mild daytime temperatures, and potential showers heading into the Christmas holiday week.

Atlanta's Mayor announced a partnership with Invest Atlanta and Savi Provisions to open grocery stores in food deserts with a funding of $8.1 million aiming to improve fresh food access by 2025.