One person was killed in a DeKalb County shooting; police are investigating with no suspect yet. They urge witnesses to share information anonymously.

A fire damaged a former broadcast facility and church in DeKalb County; two unhoused individuals were inside but not seriously injured. The cause is under investigation.

The article details the varying weather conditions expected in Atlanta this week, including fog, sun, and rain, with temperature fluctuations and chances of showers.

Atlanta celebrates Mayor Andre Dickens' second term with a three-day event beginning January 3, including service projects and a swearing-in ceremony.

A sinkhole on Georgia Avenue SE in Atlanta has led to road closures and traffic rerouting while the Department of Watershed Management repairs the damage.

Three Georgia residents won $1 million each in the Georgia Lottery's special second-chance drawing, starting off 2026 as millionaires while remaining anonymous.

DeKalb County Officer Tiaja Gilliam is recovering after a fire left her homeless, with the community rallying to support her through donations and empathy.

Tuskegee University's police chief, Kareem Easley, is on leave following a DUI arrest; an internal review is underway while Assistant Chief Darrius Jones serves as acting chief.

A UGA freshman suffered a traumatic brain injury and multiple fractures in a ski accident in Colorado, with his mother expressing both her shock and his determination to recover.

Atlanta's week features variable weather, from fog and sunny days to cloudy skies with chances of showers and mild temperatures ranging from the low 60s to low 70s. Winds remain calm with some gusts midweek.

A shooting in Atlanta wounded two, with police responding near 403 James P. Brawley Drive NW. The victims had serious gunshot injuries but were responsive. Police are investigating and seek help with the case.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens kicks off his second term with inaugural events focused on community service and unity from January 3-5, including service projects, interfaith services, and a swearing-in ceremony.

Georgia officials conducted a compliance sweep in Worth County to ensure that local businesses do not sell hemp-derived THC products or alcohol to minors. Seven out of 17 businesses failed the checks.