A Hiram councilwoman, Melissa Bayardelle, saved two people from a house fire, and neighbors helped, including saving the couple's cat. Assistance continues with a GoFundMe campaign.

Ex-Georgia Rep. Karen Bennett indicted for fraudulently collecting $13,940 in pandemic unemployment benefits despite continued income from her company and a church.

Carmalitha Gumbs was sworn in as the first female mayor of South Fulton, aiming to restore the office's reputation after spending controversies of her predecessor.

Governor Brian P. Kemp of Georgia has named his floor leaders for the 2026 legislative session, highlighting their roles in pushing forward policies for economic growth, education, and public safety.

A motorcyclist, Toby Gant, died after his bike was hit by a Toyota Yaris on GA 400 in Forsyth County. Traffic was disrupted for hours. The crash is under investigation.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport experienced over 500 delays and 40 cancellations due to dense fog, resulting in an FAA-issued ground stop.

A 50-year-old pedestrian was killed in South Fulton after being struck by a vehicle; the driver stayed at the scene and no charges have been announced.

A man and his infant were seriously hurt by a car in Norcross while crossing a road without a crosswalk. The mother was uninjured. The incident is under investigation.

A sinkhole on Georgia Avenue SE in Atlanta has prompted an emergency road closure and detours, with updates available on the city's Department of Transportation website.

The article details the varying weather conditions expected in Atlanta this week, including fog, sun, and rain, with temperature fluctuations and chances of showers.

A sinkhole on Georgia Avenue SE in Atlanta has led to road closures and traffic rerouting while the Department of Watershed Management repairs the damage.

Tuskegee University's police chief, Kareem Easley, is on leave following a DUI arrest; an internal review is underway while Assistant Chief Darrius Jones serves as acting chief.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens kicks off his second term with inaugural events focused on community service and unity from January 3-5, including service projects, interfaith services, and a swearing-in ceremony.