A cold front in the metro area leads to responses like Renovation Church becoming a warming center, Floyd County Emergency Management preparing for road hazards, and plumbers offering preventative tips for frozen pipes.

Georgia schools close or shift to remote learning due to wintry weather, with metro Atlanta affected. Higher education institutes also announce closures.

An 8-year-old boy from Decatur was found safe after going missing while chasing a dog. Authorities launched a search and he was safely located a few hours later.

Pfc. Hood E. Cole, killed in WWII, has been identified and laid to rest in his Georgia hometown after modern scientific identification methods confirmed his remains.

Herbert Williams, a 78-year-old Atlanta businessman, died when a tree fell on his car during a storm. He is remembered as a family man and entrepreneur.

Spalding County's six bridges, closed due to flood risks, have reopened, allowing traffic to resume as reported by the county's Public Works Director.

GDOT prepares for snow and ice in Georgia by deploying brine trucks to treat roads and urging motorists to stay off the streets after 7 p.m. to facilitate safe and efficient operations.

Georgia's government proposes a $11.3 million literacy initiative to improve reading skills among students, with funds for literacy coaches and screening tests.

Delta Air Lines announced a $2 billion Q4 profit and record annual revenue, despite shares falling 9% after revising its earnings forecast. They plan to buy 20 Airbus A350s, anticipating a strong travel year.

Diane Powell-Larché, president of the Greater Atlanta Section of the NCNW and founder of Larché Communications LLC, has died at 65. Her significant contributions to both the community and the business world are widely acknowledged.

77-year-old Jim Flowers, with Alzheimer's and dementia, was found safe after going missing in DeKalb County. He was located thanks to a doorbell camera, ending an urgent search initiated that morning.

Lateasha Gannt, missing from East Point, has been found safe after sparking a Mattie's Call due to mental health concerns. The community and police efforts led to her safe return.

A year after tornadoes hit Spalding County, the area struggles with recovery. Survivors, like Liesl Swenson, rebuild their lives amidst ongoing damage, as volunteer groups face depleting funds and prolonged restoration efforts.