Firefighters responded to a house fire on Boone Road in Hoschton with one injury; days earlier, another fire occurred on Walnut Street in Evans with no injuries. Investigations continue with no link between the incidents.

Atlanta volunteers conduct the annual Point in Time count to survey homelessness, influencing federal funding allocation for local community support initiatives.

A Delta flight lost its nose wheel at Atlanta Airport, delaying other flights as it awaited a tow with no reported injuries.

Clayton County Board of Commissioners sets qualifying fees for candidates in upcoming elections, with changes to Board of Education Chair and Vice-Chair fees included.

The Rockdale County Sheriff's Office seeks help finding Donald McClarence, missing since Thanksgiving. Three men were arrested in a Summergrove shooting over a stolen handgun; no injuries were reported.

Charles Osgood, longtime "CBS Sunday Morning" anchor and radio personality, died at 91 from dementia, his family confirmed. CBS News will air a special tribute.

The retired University of Georgia mascot, Uga X, known as "Que," passed away. He had a distinguished career, witnessing numerous team victories before his retirement and succession by Uga XI.

A large fire engulfed a warehouse in Forest Park, resulting in one hospitalization for smoke inhalation. Firefighters rescued an individual, while the extent of damage and the fire's cause are under investigation.

Georgian sheepdog Casper wins the People's Choice Pup award for bravery after fighting coyotes to protect his flock and recovering with community support.

Sgt. Shakeya Lee-Shawn Walker of the College Park Police passed away at 43 due to medical complications. She served eight years and was known for her dedication and mentorship.

College Park City Council fired city manager Stanley Hawthorne after less than a year, under unclear circumstances, with the process and reasons for his termination remaining undisclosed.

An Atlanta pole dancing studio's 'Mommy and Me' class, where children and mothers perform pole techniques together, sparked heated online debate about the sexualization of children.

Dunwoody was recertified as a Gold Level Green Community by the ARC for its sustainability efforts, including LED street lighting, an energy-efficient city hall roof, and electric vehicle charging stations.