A multi-vehicle collision on I-20 eastbound led to serious injuries and significant traffic delays. The incident involved a stranded vehicle assisting encounter and a DUI element.

Atlanta Police respond to a stabbing in a homeless camp, where a man received multiple stab wounds following a dispute. Officers investigate despite the lack of a crime scene.

Atlanta's weather forecast shows fluctuating temperatures with mild to warm days and a mix of sunny and cloudy skies, along with chances of weekend showers and a cooler start to the next week.

An 18-year-old was killed during a failed robbery in Griffin; three teens were arrested, facing charges including robbery and firearm possession. Details remain unclear as the investigation continues.

Douglas County Courthouse and admin offices will close Dec 24-26 for Christmas, but the Tax Commissioner's Office will open on Dec 26. No specific reason for the varied closures was given.

A Cobb County house fire displaced four people and injured a firefighter. The blaze began in a garage early Monday morning. The cause is under investigation, and a family cat is missing.

Douglas E. Smith shot himself at Atlanta's airport, facing felony charges. He was conscious after the incident and received medical attention. Operations at the airport continued normally.

Ashley Wasielewski suffered severe burns from a chemical attack in Forsyth Park, Savannah; local police and FBI investigate, seeking public footage to find the assailant. A GoFundMe raises funds for her care.

100 animals were rescued by Hall County Animal Services from a hoarding situation in Gainesville, with all animals receiving veterinary care at the shelter.

Woodstock defines an e-bike as a bicycle with electric assistance meeting certain specs under Georgia law, differentiating them from more powerful e-cycles that resemble mopeds or motorcycles.

Atlanta opens warming centers in response to cold weather, ensuring residents have a place to stay warm with designated locations and arranged transportation.

State Senator Carden Summers reflected on Georgia's economic resilience with record business investments, despite federal instability, and highlighted challenges in economic uncertainty and energy demands.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee recommends stronger online protections for children, highlighting issues with current laws and children spending ~5 hours daily on phones.