A large group of teenagers caused chaos at Atlanta's Atlantic Station, igniting fireworks and firing guns, with police detaining five juveniles but reporting no injuries.

Atlanta is opening warming centers to help residents combat a cold snap, with locations at Central Park Rec Center, Old Adamsville, and Selena S. Butler Park.

Dunwoody to commemorate MLK Day with volunteer projects including tree planting, park maintenance, and a blood drive, organized by the local chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. and the city's Parks and Recreation.

Atlanta Police Department investigates a fatal shooting on Cologne Dr. SE with one man dead and another injured.

The GBI is investigating a DeKalb County, GA police shooting stemming from a domestic dispute call and subsequent altercation, where an officer shot a man. The man is stable, and the investigation will inform the DA's review.

A shooting in downtown Atlanta wounded a 20-year-old man; it appears to be related to a dispute over suspected fraud. The APD's investigation is ongoing.

Atlanta's forecast includes a week of varied weather, with initial sunny and chilly conditions, followed by possible showers and a thunderstorm by the weekend.

Ebonyi Lawson, a 31-year-old woman from South Fulton, was found safe after going missing and calling 911 for help. Details on the incident remain unclear.

Two pilots sustained minor injuries in a DeKalb County plane crash; a Beechcraft B90 King Air had engine problems. No ground injuries reported; investigation ongoing.

A 16-year-old, Franklin Leonard James Jr., was arrested and charged as an adult with the murder of 17-year-old Antonio Thornton Jr. in Savannah, Georgia.

13 people died in crashes during Christmas in Georgia, where police also made 239 DUI arrests and issued citations for distracted driving and seatbelt violations.

DeKalb County opens warming centers, coordinated by Frontline Response International, offering refuge from severe cold with 24-hour access and transportation.

Buddhist monks on a peace walk from Texas to D.C. were warmly received by hundreds in LaGrange, Georgia, on their 63rd day of the march. They aim to promote national healing and unity.