DoorDash launches a portable benefit pilot for Georgia drivers, following a trial in Pennsylvania, offering contributions to a benefits account for those meeting earnings thresholds.

Georgia's tax revenue surged by 9.6% in December, reaching $3.34 billion despite a year-to-date decrease of 1%, affected by a suspended motor fuel tax. Income tax revenue increased, while corporate income taxes fell slightly.

Delta Air Lines is rewarding employees with $1.4 billion in profit sharing, averaging 10% of annual pay, as a nod to their role in the airline's success.

Atlanta police seek information on a shootout at Big H Food Mart, offering a reward for tips leading to the identification of the involved individuals.

Atlanta Police seek a man involved in a November gas station robbery; he is described as 5' to 5'4" tall, wore black, and fled on foot. A $2,000 reward is offered for information.

Atlanta's weather forecast predicts a dry, chilly week with clear skies and temperatures ranging mid-40s to 55 degrees, with possible showers by weekend.

One individual was stabbed in Atlanta after a verbal dispute turned physical; an 18-year-old female was taken into custody and the 19-year-old male victim was hospitalized.

State Senator Frank Ginn announced the Georgia Capitol's readiness for the 2025 Legislative Session and invited students to participate as Senate Pages.

Avian influenza was confirmed in a small backyard flock in Clayton County, Georgia, with officials enacting biosecurity measures to prevent its spread.

A young woman was stabbed to death in an apartment near Norcross; police suspect a domestic incident and are seeking the public's help in finding the suspect.

Three Russians have been charged with operating cryptocurrency mixers that laundered stolen funds, facing sanctions and international law enforcement efforts.

The GBI is investigating a Camden County incident involving Rodney Rauls Roundtree, who was involved in a shooting and was later injured by police gunfire.

U.S. Attorney Jill E. Steinberg of the Southern District of Georgia announced her resignation effective January 17, 2025, consistent with tradition during administrative changes.