The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, mentioning sunny conditions with temperatures ranging from 20 to 55 degrees and potential rain on Sunday and Monday.

The GBI is investigating after finding Jamie Wiley's body in Ringgold, GA, leading to Joseph Mays' arrest for her murder. The community and various agencies are involved in the ongoing case.

Fans braved the cold in Atlanta to watch Ohio State face Notre Dame for the College Football Playoff Championship, with Ohio State securing a 34-23 victory.

Clayton County police are searching for missing 16-year-old Krystal Lee Flash with medical conditions, invoking a Mattie's Call for at-risk individuals.

The Israel-Hamas ceasefire has brought cautious relief to Atlanta's Palestinian and Israeli communities, with locals mourning losses and political leaders expressing hope for lasting peace.

Driver arrested for DUI after getting their car stuck on train tracks in Austell with a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit; no injuries reported.

Atlanta opens warming centers ahead of cold snap, starting January 19 at 8:00 p.m. until January 22 at 3:00 p.m. Transport provided from the Gateway Center.

A man died in a shooting on Atlanta's Martin Luther King Jr Dr SW when he was caught in crossfire. Police are investigating the January 17 incident and seeking information.

Kennesaw plans to maintain its floating homestead exemption, opting out of the state's adjusted base year option, and invites public input at upcoming hearings.

Scott Stacy was unanimously chosen by Fayetteville City Council as Mayor Pro-Tem for 2025, succeeding Rich Hoffman. He has served on the council since 2014.

Georgia lawmakers began their 2025 session, with Senator Carden Summers proposing several bills focused on education, the economy, and social infrastructure, including a school safety law named "Ricky and Alyssa’s Law."

The GBI is investigating a fatal shooting in Talbotton, GA, where Fazion Terry was killed during an argument. No arrests made; public assistance is requested.

Gwinnett County Police Department reports a 25% decrease in homicides in 2024, with a 100% clearance rate, attributing success to community support and advanced technology.