Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens visited three business districts to promote the "Shop Small" campaign for Small Business Saturday, highlighting the local economy's reliance on small businesses.

Atlanta is initiating a roadwork project on Oglethorpe Avenue SW, with lane closures and rerouting during weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. starting December 2, 2024. Traffic will be managed, and no parking allowed in the area during construction.

Police in Atlanta are searching for a suspect after shots were fired at officers at the Avana Westside Apartments, where a domestic violence incident was reported. No injuries occurred.

Hosea Helps held its annual Thanksgiving giveaway in Atlanta, distributing food to families in need, highlighting the importance of community support and volunteerism.

Marietta police found a deceased newborn and arrested the 17-year-old mother, Leticia Rodriguez, on charges including concealment of a death. An investigation into the infant's death is ongoing.

An investigation is underway after over 30 cremated remains were found in a condemned funeral home in Marietta, Georgia, highlighting state regulatory gaps.

A man was killed by a stray bullet during an argument over money in a DeKalb County parking lot, while police have yet to release identities or make arrests.

High school linebacker OJ Appiah suffered a severe brain injury after a football game, leading to emergency surgery and a community rally for his recovery.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens hailed the 2024 Summer Youth Employment Program as a success, with over 6,000 participants and $6.8 million earned in wages.

Newton County celebrates Commissioners Alana Sanders and Ronnie Cowan with a service reception at the Historic Courthouse on December 3, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Lawrenceville announces "Holiday Happenings in The DTL" with events like tree lighting and Santaverse™, plus charity opportunities from November 28th to December 7th.

Douglas County Board of Commissioners has passed a $131 million budget, focusing on public safety and planning, with input from community stakeholders.

Atlanta's forecast includes clear skies and cool temperatures, with a high near 50 degrees today and up to 65 by Sunday. Next week starts sunny with highs near 70, but chances of showers arise Monday night, increasing through Thanksgiving Day.