DeKalb County's Director of Public Safety, Joseph H. "Jack" Lumpkin, Sr., will retire by December 31, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of enhancing public safety and strengthening community relations.

Mountain View Elementary in Meriwether County moved to remote learning due to a spike in flu cases, following guidance from the Georgia Department of Public Health.

Richard Bell, a prominent collegiate football coach, died at 88, leaving a legacy that includes recruiting Kirby Smart and leading the Georgia Bulldogs' defense.

The Deerfield community engaged with planners on a proposed local mixed-use development at a meeting, discussing plans for residential and commercial units.

Resurfacing work on Pryor Road SW in Atlanta prompts lane shifts and possible congestion, with traffic flow maintained by flaggers; pedestrian paths remain unaffected.

The Gwinnett County Solicitor's Office successfully hosted a Dash 4 Domestic Violence 5K to support domestic violence survivors, raising $12,080 with 170 runners and broad community participation.

A vehicle crashed into a Kroger in Athens, near UGA, hitting the self-checkout area. The cause and details about injuries or motives are under investigation by the police.

Cobb County Public Libraries will be closed on December 24-25 and from 5 pm on New Year's Eve until New Year's Day, but digital resources remain available.

Milton City Council honored Councilmember Verhoff and the Milton Eagles football team, passed legislative items, and adopted a resolution for local oversight on development deals.

Milton's Electronics Recycling Event collected nearly 3 tons of gadgets and an unexpected donation of pasta sauce, with Junkluggers ensuring safe disposal.

Seventeen young adults graduated from the STRIDE program in DeKalb County, offering an alternative to traditional criminal justice and aiming to reduce recidivism.

Atlanta was named the best U.S. city for Christmas celebrations in 2025 by WalletHub, excelling in affordable dining, charitable activities, and festive spirit.

Residents protest the closing of a Publix in Atlantic Station, fearing it will leave a gap in grocery access. Management considers interim solutions, like a shuttle, while seeking a new grocer.