Meg E. Heap was sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, with a career spanning over three decades in law, including prosecutorial roles and a board position.

A Union County mobile home fire claimed the lives of two children aged 3 and 6. Firefighters' efforts were unable to save them, and the cause remains under investigation.

Chamblee Police officers received recognition for saving a man's life at Jiffy Lube by performing CPR and using an AED after he suffered a heart attack.

A vigil was held in DeKalb County to honor Sheriff-elect Derwin Brown, who was killed in 2000. Brown's political opponent was convicted for the murder. A special about the case is now streaming.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation is hosting a Noon Year's Eve Celebration for families on December 31, 2026, featuring festive activities for free.

Milton Fire Station 44 held its annual Pancake Breakfast with Santa, drawing 1,200 attendees for pancakes, crafts, and photos with Santa and "Frozen" characters.

Clayton County opened youth track and field and soccer registrations, with a December 31 deadline. Spaces are filling fast and details are available online.

Atlanta opens warming centers in anticipation of cold temperatures, offering shelter starting December 14, with transportation arrangements from the Gateway Center.

Milton City Council's final meeting celebrated the 8th Grade Eagles' state championship and bid farewell to Councilmember Verhoff. Key issues like development and zoning were discussed, alongside city governance matters.

The Georgia Department of Corrections will host a Family Day on January 23, 2026, for families of inmates to meet with officials. Registration is open until January 15 or until full.

Greg Padrick has been named the police chief of DeKalb County, aiming to enhance public safety and build community trust. He has served in the local police force since 1997.

DeKalb County has embarked on a $250k initiative to clean up over 37,000 illegally dumped tires and is strengthening enforcement by seeking felony charges for offenders. They also plan a tire disposal program for residents and businesses.

A fire in College Park resulted in one woman's death and another injured; both were sisters. The older home made fire control difficult, and the cause is under investigation.