A proposed U.S. Department of Education rule could cut student loan access for nursing degrees by removing their "professional degree" status, which may worsen the nursing shortage and affect healthcare access.

The Latin American Association in Atlanta, with the Atlanta Hawks and CareSource, hosted a food drive for over 450 families due to rising food insecurity.

School bus driver Jose Rivera-Perez received recognition for evacuating students and extinguishing a bus fire, earning the Hidden Hero Award and praise for his trained response.

The Cumberland Autonomous Mobility Network in Cobb County, backed by a $6.6 million FTA grant, will feature eight autonomous shuttles, enhancing public transit and connectivity.

Two men face federal charges for alleged involvement in a large fentanyl trafficking operation after a Forest Park raid netting 21kg of fentanyl and $380,000.

Woodstock unveils a "cool roof" for City Hall Annex, aiming to reduce temperatures and energy costs, with a solar reflectance rating of 0.76. The move is part of a sustainability push with incentives for eco-friendly building projects.

Milton's Tea Party with Mrs. Claus event registration opens December 1 for residents, with non-resident access starting December 15. The popular, free event is on December 22.

Clayton County is briefing its Board of Commissioners on Phase 1 of the Flint River Flood Mitigation Project, funded by GEMA, on December 9, 2025, with public involvement encouraged.

Milton announces a series of holiday events including Christmas in Crabapple, Pancake Breakfast with Santa, and a Menorah Lighting to celebrate the season with the community.

Clayton County announces the 15th Annual Hope for the Holidays Toy Giveaway, spearheaded by Chairwoman Dr. Anderson-Henry and Cathy Collins House of Hope, to be held on Dec. 20, 2025.

Clayton County announces its Winter Wonderland event on December 20th, to feature skating, games, and a free drone show, hosted by the Parks and Recreation department.

Athens begins counting votes on December 9th, open to the public, ensuring accuracy and reconciling provisional ballots, with final certification by the Board of Elections.

Georgia is set to pardon a turkey as a symbolic act, representing second chances and highlighting the importance of agriculture. Tom the Turkey will be pardoned in a ceremony led by Commissioner Harper and Chairwoman Holmes.