Metro Atlanta hospitals celebrated the first babies of 2025, with newborns arriving shortly after midnight on New Year's, including baby Cole at Emory Johns Creek Hospital and baby Adonis at Emory Decatur Hospital.

Julianna Ferrone, an Atlanta cancer survivor, was featured on a Rose Parade float representing hope following her battle with recurrent Stage 3 cervical cancer.

The city of Duluth hosted a "Frosty Fun: Grinch Movie & Trivia" event on December 21, 2024, with a strong community turnout for festivities and team spirit.

The Douglasville Police Department is conducting a year-round campaign to collect school supplies, with donations accepted in its lobby and Sgt. Shannon Dean leading the initiative.

Judge Ann Harris ruled the BOC District 2 Commissioner seat vacant, affirming that Commissioner Richardson does not reside within the appropriate district under the current map.

The Atlanta Police Department has increased security for the Peach Bowl, deploying more officers and specialized units, especially in downtown and midtown areas, following an incident in New Orleans.

A man died in Cherokee County after a tree fell on his car. Firefighters extricated him but he later succumbed to his injuries at North Fulton Hospital.

Atlanta opens a warming center at Central Park Recreation Center to protect the homeless from cold weather, with operations from January 1-5 and transportation provided by Fulton County.

Nicole Love Hendrickson was ceremonially sworn in for her second term as Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman, continuing her efforts for inclusivity.

Commissioner Tashé Allen hosts a Community Meeting on January 28 at Flint River Community Center to discuss local initiatives and engage with District 3 residents.

A nonprofit supports two Georgia 911 dispatchers, Keisha Archer and another, whose homes were destroyed by fires in December. Fundraisers aid their recovery.

Douglas County Courthouse and administrative offices will close for New Year's Day and resume services on January 2nd, 2025, as confirmed by the county's website.

Conyers, in collaboration with partners, offers a Christmas tree recycling program where residents can drop off live, undecorated trees for eco-friendly repurposing.