Lawrenceville's City Hall added Randy Travis and Bryant Harris to its City Council, both sworn in on December 17 to start their terms on January 1, 2026.

The Snellville Senior Center has rebranded as the Active Adult Center to better align with its dynamic community, serving individuals 50+. Programs and fees remain the same, with the center highlighting its appeal to younger seniors.

A Georgia man was convicted of 67 dog fighting charges and faces life in prison, the DOJ announced. His property had neglected and injured dogs, along with drugs and firearms.

Milton imposes a 200-yard fireworks-free zone around equine properties during New Year's festivities to ensure animal safety, with a city map detailing restricted areas.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, with mainly sunny and mild conditions throughout the week and a slight chance of showers on Sunday.

DeKalb County firefighter Eboni Kennedy lost a leg in a firetruck crash while responding to a call and is on the path to recovery with community support.

North Atlanta High School introduced new safety rules, banning personal scissors and forming a Student Safety Council, after a special needs student was seriously injured in a scissors stabbing incident.

Two people were hospitalized after a non-fatal shooting at the Sonesta Select hotel in Gwinnett County; police are investigating with no arrests reported.

DeKalb County opens warming centers and provides transportation for residents needing shelter from severe cold starting 6:30 p.m. on December 19, 2025.

Two men in Georgia faced felony charges after riding mini-motorbikes through an elevator and busy shopping areas, endangering the public and damaging property.

Atlanta's public safety officials increase patrols during the holiday season to prevent thefts and remind the community of safety protocols, including locking cars and fire safety tips.

Darnell Fullum appointed as DeKalb County's Director of Public Safety, bringing 38 years of experience to the role.

DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson signs an order for post-pandemic work structure, emphasizing in-person services and allowing hybrid schedules.