Verlan Fire Insurance Co. is suing BioLab, claiming negligence led to a chemical fire that cost the insurer $20 million in payouts to a neighboring business.

The extended weather forecast for Atlanta promises clear, sunny days with light winds and temperatures ranging from highs near 49-61 degrees to lows around 34-43 degrees, with possible fog and gusty winds on certain days.

Amber Nichole Fields was found dead in Swainsboro, GA, leading to a GBI-led homicide investigation; Charles Justin Davis was charged with Malice Murder.

Police responded to a shooting in Atlanta, where an adult male was found deceased with a gunshot wound; details and motive remain under investigation.

Cobb County invites public input on 2026 funding for low-income support, with a meeting scheduled for January 7, 2026, and a comment period from December 10, 2025, to January 12, 2026.

The Powerball jackpot climbs to $875 million, with no winner from the latest draw; Connecticut players won smaller prizes, and a Georgian won $1 million.

A suspect, Javier Ruiz, was arrested in Tennessee for a double homicide in Georgia, where two were found shot in a car and another wounded in a related incident.

Douglas County announces the grand opening of its new Waste Transfer Station on December 16, with a ribbon-cutting event to showcase the facility's role in improving local waste management.

Milton's Pancake Breakfast with Santa returns, featuring free food served by firefighters and activities for families. Attendees can meet Santa and donate toys for charity.

The Gwinnett County Police Department seeks information on the disappearance of 59-year-old Christopher Lawrence Clark, who has been missing since October 9.

Milton City Council discussed changes to AG-1 subdivisions' setback requirements, debate flexible yard space for tree preservation, citizens voiced opinions, and council recognized city staff achievements and the city's award for trust in government.

The Georgia Senate study committee, led by Sen. Orrock, recommends a means-tested scholarship program to make higher education more affordable and address the state's high student loan debt.

Georgia state leaders reflect on fiscal conservatism and investments made, while preparing for future legislative priorities involving taxes and state values.