An ice storm in North Georgia led to hazardous roads and a collision involving a brine truck and a DPS vehicle. Officials urge residents to stay off roads and give space to safety crews.

Lawrenceville announces the reopening of city offices on January 27 after a closure, with courts remaining closed, sanitation services on a delayed schedule, the large item pick-up on January 30 canceled, and the Lawrenceville Arts Center reopening.

An ice storm in Georgia led to power grid collapse in White County, with approximately 70% of residents without power due to ice accumulation. Crews are working on restoration, and residents are urged to stay home.

Marietta city operations closed on January 26 due to winter weather, affecting administrative buildings, sanitation services, and causing a delay in trash pickup.

Former University of Georgia president Michael F. Adams has passed away at 77, leaving a legacy of substantial university growth during his 1997-2013 tenure.

The GBI is investigating the shooting death of Shekela Woodard, 29, at a social gathering in Fitzgerald, seeking tips from the public. No suspects have been arrested.

Atlanta opens warming centers due to cold, with operation from Jan 24 evening to Jan 28 morning, at multiple locations, offering transport from the Gateway Center. Details are on the city website.

A second commercial poultry flock in Walker County, Georgia, was infected with the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, impacting the state's poultry industry and prompting swift containment actions.

Sen. Jason T. Dickerson has been appointed to CSG South's Senate Energy and Environment Committee, aiming to enhance regional collaboration on conservation and energy.

Two men were convicted of a Stone Mountain gas station murder; one received life in prison plus five years, the other 25 years with 15 to be served. A third suspect remains at large.

Georgia legislators are hosting "Saving Lives Day" to discuss public safety bills, including driver's license symbols for disabilities and an autism alert system.

The weather forecast for Atlanta indicates a wet and chilly week with a 100% chance of precipitation today, turning into rain, and temperatures dropping to lows around 22 degrees at night. Sunny days and cold nights are expected to continue.

Georgia's legislative session enters second week, focusing on budget; Gov. Kemp proposes over $1 billion in tax rebates and investments in education, including funding for UGA's School of Medicine and new Nursing facility.