Mickey Lee, an Atlanta resident and ex-"Big Brother" contestant, is in critical condition after multiple cardiac arrests and is now in ICU, stable. A GoFundMe page has been set up for her medical expenses.

The City of Fayetteville concludes its "Telling Our Story" video series, highlighting the local economy and entrepreneurial spirit in its "Connected Community" episode.

Ciara donates to fight food insecurity in Atlanta, with funds going to the Atlanta Community Food Bank and ATL Cares, announced by Mayor Andre Dickens and councilmembers.

Atlanta's weather forecast shows fluctuating temperatures with mild to warm days and a mix of sunny and cloudy skies, along with chances of weekend showers and a cooler start to the next week.

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart has confirmed the arrest of two freshmen football players on theft charges and indicated they are facing ongoing consequences.

Over 10,000 acres preserved through the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Act on the Georgia-Alabama border, bolstering conservation and recreational access.

A shooting at a DeKalb County apartment complex left one seriously injured; police are investigating with no details on the victim or suspect yet released.

Georgia sees multiple Powerball winners with prizes up to $1 million amid a $1.7 billion jackpot run, with anticipation growing for the upcoming Christmas Eve draw.

An 18-year-old was killed during a failed robbery in Griffin; three teens were arrested, facing charges including robbery and firearm possession. Details remain unclear as the investigation continues.

A motorcycle collided with a tractor-trailer in Cobb County, resulting in the motorcyclist's death and traffic delays. The crash is under investigation.

The FBI has disrupted a fraudulent scheme causing $28M in losses by seizing a website used to steal bank account credentials, aiding in their investigation into over 5,100 related complaints.

A Kenyan al-Shabaab member, Cholo Abdi Abdullah, received two life sentences for plotting to crash a hijacked plane into Atlanta's Bank of America Plaza.

Senator Jones criticizes the Henry County Ethics Board's investigation into Chair Harrell, emphasizing that the board should not probe employee matters. He promotes SB 359 to limit the board's scope.