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A fire in a Midtown Atlanta apartment, contained to one unit, prompted evacuations. One resident was displaced, with no injuries reported. Cause is under investigation; Red Cross is aiding.
Politics & Govt in ...
Sen. Davenport is hosting a free holiday concert featuring performances by students from the Kay R. Pace School of the Arts at the Georgia State Capitol.
Georgia's tax revenue saw a slight increase in November, with a rise of 0.9% from the prior year, yet faced a decrease when accounting for the one-time motor fuel tax suspension.
Community & Society in ...
The MUST Ministries Hope House in Marietta is providing a warming station and meals on select December days for those affected by the cold with required arrival by 8 p.m.
Man arrested for killing two senior women in Coweta County; admitted to crime at the scene. No details on the assault motive or weapon used. Investigation ongoing.
Weather & Environment in ...
Dense morning fog in Atlanta will clear by 10 am, followed by cloudy skies and a high of 52 degrees. Showers are expected overnight with a 70% chance of rain, cooling to 42 degrees.
Police in Sandy Springs shot and killed LaAndre Marktanne Thomas after he allegedly drew a weapon; details are limited and investigations are ongoing.
MARTA will introduce 30 new American-made buses, funded by a $20.7 million federal grant, as part of efforts to improve Atlanta's transportation services.
Clayton County hosts a holiday event for the neurodiverse community on December 19 at the Jim Huie Recreation Center, encouraging inclusive celebrations.
Milton's Electronics Recycling Event provides eco-friendly disposal of electronic items on December 13 at Bell Memorial Park. Some items may require a fee.
Cobb County officials met with lawmakers to discuss legislative priorities such as NextGen 911, mental health reform, and land-use issues to ensure efficient governance and service delivery.
Marquez Holloway, involved in Columbus' drug trade, was convicted on federal drug trafficking charges and faces 30 years in prison as part of Operation Take Back America.
Stacey Humphreys' execution is set for December 17, 2025, by the Georgia Department of Corrections following his conviction for double murder in 2003.
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