A severe ice storm in northeast Georgia has caused widespread power outages, particularly in Habersham County, with 1,000 trees down. Crews work to restore power and clear roads.

A judge denied bond for Sarah Grace Patrick, accused of fatally shooting her parents, citing flight risk and public safety. Her trial is postponed to August for a forensic neuropsychology report.

A Lithonia man, Brandon Walker, has been arrested on charges of statutory rape and child molestation involving a 15-year-old girl. He is being held without bond.

Torchy's Tacos closes its Atlanta location, part of a larger wave of nationwide shutdowns, while expressing gratitude to staff and guests. The brand, known for its Tex-Mex cuisine, refocuses its strategy.

A person was injured after a tree fell on their Sandy Springs home during a winter storm, causing non-life-threatening injuries. Over 100,000 Georgia residents lost power, but crews restored it to most.

Lawrenceville announces the reopening of city offices on January 27 after a closure, with courts remaining closed, sanitation services on a delayed schedule, the large item pick-up on January 30 canceled, and the Lawrenceville Arts Center reopening.

Former University of Georgia president Michael F. Adams has passed away at 77, leaving a legacy of substantial university growth during his 1997-2013 tenure.

The GBI is investigating the shooting death of Shekela Woodard, 29, at a social gathering in Fitzgerald, seeking tips from the public. No suspects have been arrested.

Atlanta opens warming centers due to cold, with operation from Jan 24 evening to Jan 28 morning, at multiple locations, offering transport from the Gateway Center. Details are on the city website.

Georgia legislators are hosting "Saving Lives Day" to discuss public safety bills, including driver's license symbols for disabilities and an autism alert system.

Georgia's legislative session enters second week, focusing on budget; Gov. Kemp proposes over $1 billion in tax rebates and investments in education, including funding for UGA's School of Medicine and new Nursing facility.

Eric Jerome Tooley, with a criminal past, pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession as a felon. He could face 15 years to life in prison after discharging a weapon in a Georgia store. His sentencing date is pending.

A toddler and woman were shot in their Clayton County home; police are searching for the shooter behind the stray bullets. Both victims required hospital treatment.