Sen. Harold Jones II will host a press conference on January 28 to discuss the Democratic Caucus' legislative priorities for 2025 at the Coverdell Legislative Office Building in Atlanta.

The Broadway in Atlanta 2025-26 season at the Fox Theatre features "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" and "Back to the Future: The Musical," among other classics and new productions.

FIFA is seeking 700 volunteers for the Club World Cup in Atlanta; no experience needed, but applicants must be 18+, fluent in English, and pass a background check.

Atlanta expects a rainy start to the week with a high of 52 degrees and 60% chance of rain. Conditions will improve with sunny days and highs in the upper 50s to mid-60s.

The GBI arrested James A. Sirmans for insurance fraud relating to altered death certificates and further investigation revealed more mishandled remains at the Johnson Funeral Home.

H.O.G. Ministry donated to the Horizon League, supporting athletics for children and young adults with disabilities, emphasizing community inclusion and enhancing participants' lives.

President Trump is set to sign the bipartisan Laken Riley Act, mandating detention for unauthorized immigrants accused of theft and violent crimes, amidst concerns over civil rights and funding.

Gwinnett County details its response to a severe weather event, focusing on road safety measures like brine treatment and how they handled unexpected snowfall challenges.

The Smyrna Community Center is hosting a "Parents Night Out" event on May 2nd, offering childcare, "Nerf Night," and dinner for kids aged 4-12. Registration starts March 24th.

Sen. Emanuel Jones led an event to update the Martin Luther King, Jr. exhibit at the Georgia State Capitol, honoring the civil rights leader's impact.

Sen. Larry Walker III is appointed Vice Chair of NCOIL's Property and Casualty Insurance Committee, ready to address industry issues impacting families and businesses.

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners in Georgia moves to online meetings via Zoom due to a state of emergency from severe weather, ensuring continued governance and public safety.

Gwinnett County experiences a severe weather shutdown, affecting public services, with essential operations continuing and warming stations open for those in need.