The Marietta History Center celebrates its 30th anniversary with "Marietta History Center at 30," an exhibition at Kennesaw House showcasing its growth since 1996.

U.S. Attorney Heap announces over $3 million in asset seizure funds shared with South Georgia law enforcement to bolster resources and aid in criminal investigations.

Atlanta's forecast includes a mix of showers, freezing rain, and sleet with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation ranging from 40% to 100% in the upcoming days.

Sandy Springs to host open house discussing Roswell Road improvements, including a new intersection and pedestrian safety enhancements, funded by T-SPLOST and GDOT.

Marietta Theatre Company opens its season with "Little Shop of Horrors," a dark comedy musical about a man and his bloodthirsty plant, running from January 22-31.

A fire at Cook Brothers Funeral Home in Fairburn was battled for hours; the owner saved remains before the fire's cause was determined and road closures ensued.

A female inmate, Rachel Renee Robinson, died in Bibb County jail; an autopsy by the GBI is pending. She was in custody since November 2025 for battery against an officer.

A fire occurred at Cook Brothers Funeral Directors in Fairburn; the owner saved the remains inside. One person was treated for smoke inhalation; the fire's cause is under investigation.

Residents in metro Atlanta experienced a brief snowfall that quickly melted, with minimal impact on traffic and roads. Temperatures are expected to rise, reducing any remaining snow.

Atlanta woman Tarika Hill arrested for a 2025 fatal shooting, facing multiple charges including Murder. She was detained with Fulton County Sheriff's help.

Georgia State Senator Randy Robertson calls for Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to comply with a DOJ voter list request, backing a resolution to urge cooperation.

The GBI is investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in Chamblee, where Travis Damonta Harris was killed at a Walmart. Harris was armed and did not comply with police, leading to a chase and shooting.

Georgia Senate's first week focuses on economic topics, with Senator Walker as President Pro Tempore emphasizing tax cuts and efficiency to address the cost of living and support families.