Atlanta received a $6.1 million grant to install 300-400 EV charging ports across 20 counties, funding provided by the U.S. Dept. of Transportation to expand EV infrastructure.

Police intensify the search for Lynn Sequoia, a 19-year-old with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, missing from Clayton County after boarding a rideshare.

TSA found a record 6,737 firearms in carry-ons at US airports in 2023, 451 at Atlanta's airport alone, with most guns loaded. Penalties for carrying guns can be severe.

Severe storms caused widespread power outages in Georgia and South Carolina, with crews from Georgia Power and Dominion Energy working to restore electricity amidst safety warnings about downed lines.

A student was hit by a car in Decatur, leading the community to advocate for lower speed limits citywide after recent pedestrian accidents. Authorities are seeking the driver and considering traffic safety improvements.

Severe storms in Georgia have prompted a two-hour delay in the start times for seven school districts on Wednesday to allow for cleanup and safety assessments.

Atlanta opens a warming center at Central Park Recreation Center due to cold weather, providing shelter and transportation for residents in need overnight.

Grady Health System announces the opening of five new clinics in Fulton and DeKalb counties with a $12 million investment to improve local healthcare access.

Multiple Georgia school districts close or delay classes due to severe storm threats, prioritizing safety with virtual learning or closures on today.

A man died in Clayton County, GA, after a tree fell on his car during a storm near Highway 54/Fayetteville Road. The incident occurred at 9:48 a.m., causing widespread damage and transportation issues in the area.

Gas prices in Georgia decline to an average of $2.97 per gallon as the holiday rush eases and demand falls, providing motorists with some financial relief.

Kerry Sarden, a respected teacher and coach at North Atlanta High School, passed away, leaving a community in mourning. His achievements include a basketball Region Championship and being named the APS coach of the year.

Brookhaven dedicated a new 14-acre park to former Mayor Rebecca Chase Williams, recognizing her efforts to preserve local greenspace. The dedication ceremony took place at the site on Johnson Ferry Road.