Atlanta's weekly forecast includes a mix of sun and showers with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s. Rain chances increase sharply Monday night into Tuesday. Midweek looks sunny, but rain chances return Thursday and Friday.

A rabbit named Coco alerted a family to an early morning fire in their Atlanta home, saving three occupants. The fire may have started from embers on their back porch.

A Georgia judge dismissed a racketeering case against Trump, a decision criticized by Minority Leader Sen. Harold Jones II for enabling Trump to "evade accountability."

Kennesaw, U.S. and Montepulciano, Italy signed a Friendship Agreement to enhance cultural, educational, and economic ties, with a celebratory ceremony featuring local officials and stakeholders.

Atlanta opens warming centers to shelter residents from cold, with transportation from the Gateway Center provided; operating Thursday and Friday night.

Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport experiences smooth operations during the busy Thanksgiving travel period, with short security wait times and few delays or cancellations reported.

An adult male was fatally shot in his car on Bishop Street NW in Atlanta; the investigation is ongoing without released details on suspects or motives.

A shooting on Lakewood Avenue SE in Atlanta led to a man being shot in the leg after trying to escort a suspect out of a store. The suspect fled and the victim received hospital treatment.

U.S. Attorney Heap announced the recovery and return of around $84,327.50 in stolen cryptocurrency to a victim, showcasing effective inter-agency collaboration against cybercrime.

Justin Contreras was arrested by the GBI for a fatal shooting in Omega, facing multiple murder and assault charges.

Downtown Lawrenceville is preparing for the holidays with a tree lighting, German Christkindl Market, performances at Lawrenceville Arts Center, local festivities, and free public parking.

GBI seized over 400 kg of meth in Fulton County, arresting two Atlanta men for trafficking. The drugs were found in a refrigerated truck alongside firearms.

A proposed U.S. Department of Education rule could cut student loan access for nursing degrees by removing their "professional degree" status, which may worsen the nursing shortage and affect healthcare access.