Dense fog caused over 1,000 flight delays and 150 cancellations at Atlanta Airport, with continued disruptions and mandated deicing protocols on Monday.

Antonio Brown pled guilty to the 2022 murder of Eleanor Bowles, receiving two life terms with potential parole after 60 years. His plea came unexpectedly as a trial was about to start.

Maximo, a Chihuahua, Boston Terrier, and Pug mix, has been named Duluth's Dog of the Month for his charm and environmental efforts, inspiring local pet owners to engage in eco-friendly activities.

Gwinnett County is dealing with violence after a double-homicide and related attacks. Suspect Javier Aragon Ruiz is in custody in Tennessee, with details on the crimes and victims provided by local police.

Duluth celebrates the holiday season with community spirit at the Deck the Hall event featuring carolers, crafts, and Santa.

Verlan Fire Insurance Co. is suing BioLab, claiming negligence led to a chemical fire that cost the insurer $20 million in payouts to a neighboring business.

Judge A. Gregory Poole of the Cobb Judicial Circuit is set to retire on January 2, 2026, after serving as both a Superior Court and Juvenile Court Judge for a combined 23 years.

Georgia's Senate Study Committee on Improving Family Caregiver Services is set to hold its final meeting to discuss support strategies for family caregivers.

Georgia State Rep. Sharon Henderson arrested on charges of pandemic unemployment fraud, facing multiple counts related to theft and making false statements.

The extended weather forecast for Atlanta promises clear, sunny days with light winds and temperatures ranging from highs near 49-61 degrees to lows around 34-43 degrees, with possible fog and gusty winds on certain days.

Amber Nichole Fields was found dead in Swainsboro, GA, leading to a GBI-led homicide investigation; Charles Justin Davis was charged with Malice Murder.

Police responded to a shooting in Atlanta, where an adult male was found deceased with a gunshot wound; details and motive remain under investigation.

Cobb County invites public input on 2026 funding for low-income support, with a meeting scheduled for January 7, 2026, and a comment period from December 10, 2025, to January 12, 2026.