Hurricane Helene caused a $1.2 billion blow to Georgia's timber industry, with a loss of 90% of impacted timber, creating economic and ecological challenges for the state.

Bevo XV, Texas Longhorns' mascot, is excluded from the Peach Bowl due to space constraints at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

East Point Police seek a man seen on video vandalizing a gaming machine with a sledgehammer at a BP gas station. A reward is offered for information leading to his capture.

The City of Duluth reinstates its Amnesty Program to help residents resolve FTA warrants or license suspensions by offering relief and options for legal resolution until April 30, 2025.

Gwinnett County Police are investigating the shooting death of Jackmerly Jouselis Hernandez-Rodriguez, with her ex-husband Victor Jose Yaraure Morillo wanted for the crime.

Georgia state leaders, including Gov. Kemp and Sen. Payne, visited National Guard troops at the southern border to show support, especially during the holiday season.

President Biden commuted the federal death sentences of 37 inmates, including two from Georgia, while differentiating from cases of terrorism or mass murder.

Bremen High School quarterback Carson Kimble, who suffered a spinal injury, has seen overwhelming community support, with a car wash fundraiser contributing to his medical funds.

A man was injured in a shooting at a RaceTrac gas station on Clairmont Road, and police are investigating the incident with no motive or suspect yet identified.

The Atlanta Police are investigating a homicide where a body with gunshot wounds was found in a burned vehicle; they are seeking information from the public.

Georgia Senator Greg Dolezal plans to reintroduce a resolution for the Senate Special Committee on Investigations after a court disqualified DA Fani Willis from a Trump case, citing impropriety.

Atlanta opens warming centers for the homeless, starting December 20, 2024, at the Central Park Recreation Center and Old Adamsville Recreation Center.

A Columbus man was sentenced to over 14 years in prison for meth distribution, with a history of prior convictions. The case involved DEA-controlled purchases and a gun was found during his arrest.