Contaminated kerosene sold at Jasmine Petroleum Inc. in Gainesville, GA may pose a fire hazard; consumers are warned not to use the product and can get a refund.

Clayton County Youth Commission hosts Interest Meetings for high school students to learn about leadership and civic engagement, with sessions on February 10 and 12.

Georgia's House Bill 1013, introduced to make lemon pepper the state's official chicken wing flavor, showcases the local staple's cultural significance.

The City of Woodstock is preparing for severe winter weather with an organized response, prioritizing road safety and effective emergency services operation.

A fire erupted in a dumpster at Dillard's in the Mall of Georgia and spread to the building, triggering an evacuation and a response from firefighters who extinguished it without injuries.

The Atlanta Track Club is holding a contest for artists to design the Peachtree Road Race T-shirt, with a prize of $8,700. Designs must be human-created and submitted by February 20.

HBCUs like Morehouse and Morris Brown in Atlanta operate normally after receiving hoax threats linked to white supremacy. All-clear given post-investigations.

Sen. Donzella James is hosting "HOA, COA, and POA Day" to hear homeowners' concerns and has introduced bills for transparency and better protections. The event at the Georgia State Capitol is open to the public.

Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner, Tyler J. Harper, has issued a warning for residents to prepare for extreme cold, with emphasis on animal safety and food facility operations ahead of an expected winter storm.

Atlanta Police reported a 7% crime decrease in 2025, with homicides dropping and a 77.55% clearance rate for crimes. The details are available via a video and PowerPoint on APD's platforms.

DeKalb County opens warming centers amid cold weather, providing shelter, and organizing transportation to help residents seek warmth and safety from January 24-26.

Rockdale County's shredding event has been rescheduled to March 21, 2026. The county's website experienced a temporary access issue, but the event's aim to protect residents from identity theft remains unchanged.

Clayton County offers a free document shredding event to prevent identity theft, organized by Commissioner Tashe Allen on March 7, 2026, at the Gerald Matthews Sports Complex.