Milton's Public Works team assisted South Fulton with icy roads, aiding with plows and salt, ensuring public safety and demonstrating intercity cooperation.

DeKalb County's Sanitation Division experiences collection delays due to weather, with services expected to resume by Feb. 1. Residents are asked to keep yard trimmings at the curb.

David Ross was recognized at a city council meeting for his 20-year service as Electric Superintendent in Acworth, maintaining the city's power infrastructure.

Henry County School staff's paychecks were delayed due to weather, causing frustration and financial concerns among employees who depend on timely payments.

Georgia confirms its first case of Chronic Wasting Disease in a white-tailed deer, prompting the DNR to establish a CWD Management Area and enforce precautions.

Savannah Hilton Head International Airport resumes flights after a snowstorm, following extensive runway clearing efforts. Travelers are advised to check with airlines for updates.

A judge rejected Cobb County's settlement over alleged racial discrimination in fire department hiring, citing potential reverse discrimination concerns.

Repairs were completed on a significant water main break near the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta, with restoration work continuing into Friday after disruptions.

Carroll County Parks and Georgia Rivers launch a paddle event on the Chattahoochee River featuring new camping sites, showcasing the river's recovery from pollution with a two-day paddling journey.

Newton County announces expansion of Cornish Creek Plant and closure of Williams Street Plant, expecting no significant environmental impact, with public access to review findings.

Milton city council approved hiring consultants for environmental assessments of greenspaces as part of their Greenprint strategy, discussed zoning changes, set election fees, and initiated a land sale with a sealed bidding process.

Firefighters battled a significant apartment building fire on Briarcliff Road in Atlanta, with investigations into the cause ongoing and no human injuries reported.

Gwinnett County details its response to a severe weather event, focusing on road safety measures like brine treatment and how they handled unexpected snowfall challenges.