Smyrna Community Center is hosting an 80's themed Mother-Son Nerf Wars on March 14th for sons aged 5-12. Registration starts January 6th at $60 per pair.

Best End Brewing in Atlanta is closing down, marking another casualty in the local craft beer industry, which faces broader challenges. Despite efforts, the brewery was unable to find a buyer.

Made Mercantile alumna Lauren opens Gather & Bloom, a new floral boutique on Main Street in Woodstock that supports and showcases local, women-owned businesses.

Gwinnett County Police seek help identifying a suspect recorded burglarizing Big Time Towing on December 6, using a crowbar to enter. The public is urged to contact authorities with any information.

Georgia state leaders, including Gov. Kemp and Sen. Payne, visited National Guard troops at the southern border to show support, especially during the holiday season.

Marietta's administrative offices including Marietta Power and Water will be closed for New Year's Day, affecting sanitation schedules. Emergency services remain operational, with contact numbers provided for non-emergencies and utilities.

A man was shot multiple times in Atlanta but remained conscious. The crime scene was different from where he was found. No suspects or motives have been identified yet.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes a frosty morning followed by sunny skies with a high of 56 degrees and calm winds, with patchy frost expected overnight.

Tyrone Smith Jr. was charged with aggravated assault and murder in the death of Delquan Harris in Cuthbert, GA, after an incident involving a shooting.

Atlanta mourns the loss of State Senator Vincent Fort, a staunch advocate for social justice, as Mayor Andre Dickens pays tribute to his late friend and advisor.

Law enforcement in Clayton County is actively searching for 41-year-old Arthur James Jordan, a person of interest in an unspecified case. Residents are advised to avoid Upper Riverdale Road and Garden Walk and not to approach Jordan.

President Biden commuted the federal death sentences of 37 inmates, including two from Georgia, while differentiating from cases of terrorism or mass murder.

Bremen High School quarterback Carson Kimble, who suffered a spinal injury, has seen overwhelming community support, with a car wash fundraiser contributing to his medical funds.