One hospitalized after a fire in a southwest Atlanta apartment, affecting four units and causing significant damage. The cause is under investigation.

Atlanta opens two warming centers to protect the homeless from cold weather from January 29 to January 31, offering separate facilities for men, and women with children. Transport services are also provided.

A passenger died in Decatur after a head-on collision caused by a Dodge Charger overtaking another car recklessly. Police are investigating the incident.

An Atlanta hair stylist organized a fundraiser to help residents affected by a November apartment complex fire, partnering with the American Red Cross.

Gas prices in Georgia surpass $3 per gallon, attributed to the end of the state's gas tax holiday which had previously provided significant savings for motorists.

Two dog owners in DeKalb County were happily reunited with their pets after separate theft incidents, reflecting the emotional bond with pets and highlighting pet theft concerns.

An Atlanta dance studio defends its "Mommy & Me" pole dancing classes amid online controversy, emphasizing its focus on fitness and confidence rather than exotic dance.

College Park paid its former city manager, Stanley Hawthorne, nearly $140,000 after a sudden dismissal, allowing him to resign and agreeing to provide a positive reference.

Newton County is dealing with two missing adult cases; Cover George Bryan, with dementia, last seen in Covington, and Melvin Cooksey, who is paralyzed and missing since a fire incident. Authorities are seeking public assistance.

Paulding County Sheriff's deputies are searching for a woman who crashed her car into a church and fled, caught on camera, with an accomplice assisting her.

Atlanta faces increased costs for its new public safety training center, dubbed "Cop City," due to a spike in arson attacks linked to protests against the project, with construction costs now at $109.65 million.

Bats infested a University of Georgia dorm, leading to efforts by officials and pest control to remove them, with students sharing experiences of encounters with the creatures.

Gwinnett County police are seeking public assistance to locate Kali Oona Campbell, an 18-year-old missing from Buford since January 1. She has distinctive tattoos and was last seen in the Decatur area.