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Gwinnett County experiences a severe weather shutdown, affecting public services, with essential operations continuing and warming stations open for those in need.
Mayor Peyton Jamison invites locals to the State of the City at City Hall with networking, food, and drinks before his speech on Milton's future. RSVP required.
Atlanta prepares for a winter storm with road treatments and emergency updates; residents are urged to stay off roads and drive carefully if necessary.
Zoo Atlanta closes on Tuesday due to cold weather, following a delayed opening on Monday. An Extreme Cold Warning impacts the region, affecting community events. No reopening date announced.
The Israel-Hamas ceasefire has brought cautious relief to Atlanta's Palestinian and Israeli communities, with locals mourning losses and political leaders expressing hope for lasting peace.
The Marietta City Council announced its committee meetings for January 28, 2025, inviting the public to attend in-person or watch live broadcasts online.
Gwinnett County adjusts services, including halting trials and hearings, closing senior centers, and suspending commuter options due to inclement weather, while Tax Offices remain open.
Marietta's Councilman Andre L. Sims will host a Town Hall meeting on January 30 at Lockheed Elementary School, inviting Ward 6 residents to discuss community issues.
Atlanta opens warming centers ahead of cold snap, starting January 19 at 8:00 p.m. until January 22 at 3:00 p.m. Transport provided from the Gateway Center.
Roads around a repaired water main break in DeKalb County have been reopened, but a boil water advisory is still in effect pending official clearance.
Union City's MLK Day of Service clean-up event has been postponed due to adverse weather conditions, prioritizing participant safety. A new date will be announced.
DeKalb County announces its 41st MLK celebration with Dr. Jamal Bryant speaking, focusing on nonviolence and civil rights at the Callanwolde Fine Arts Center.
Kennesaw plans to maintain its floating homestead exemption, opting out of the state's adjusted base year option, and invites public input at upcoming hearings.
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