Atlanta opens two warming centers to shelter individuals from cold temperatures, available from November 29 to December 2, with transportation provided.

Atlanta's Trees for Tuition sells Christmas trees to fund local scholarships, raising $100,000 since 2015, including donations to PTOs and environmental efforts.

Joshua Williams was arrested after a dispute at a gas station in Newton County turned violent, involving a gun. No injuries were reported from the incident.

Two Atlanta fire stations were hit by vehicle break-ins on Thanksgiving, with firefighters' vehicles vandalized while they served the community. Police are investigating possible connections between the incidents.

The First Pentecostal Church in downtown Buford caught fire on Thanksgiving night; there were no injuries, but the building suffered extensive damage. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

An Athens tax preparer confessed to a $3 million tax fraud and faces up to 30 years in prison after an IRS operation uncovered her fraudulent activities.

Zone 3 Atlanta Police responded to a shooting on Booker Ave. SW, finding a 52-year-old man deceased. The Homicide Unit is investigating and seeking public assistance.

An Atlanta shooting led to a man's death; suspect Reuben Myton was arrested, charged with multiple felonies but is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

The DeKalb County Public Library Board of Trustees will meet next Monday with both in-person attendance and a livestream option available for the public.

A detour on Cascade Road in Atlanta is in effect due to roadworks, impacting travel between Willis Mill Road SW and Lynhurst Street Drive SW. Commuters must follow designated detour routes.

Gwinnett County Police discovered a chop shop in Norcross after tracking a stolen mini excavator. Multiple stolen items and controlled substances were found, and the operator, Larry Dobbs, was charged.

Thanksgiving in Atlanta will be brisk, with a high of 52 and gusty winds; the forecast through the weekend promises sunny skies and mild temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.

Jiare Schneider, an aspiring social media star, was found dead in his car in a wooded area in Clayton County after being reported missing since November 15.