Atlanta opens a warming center at Central Park Recreation Center for homeless residents to escape the cold on specific nights, with transport provided from the Gateway Center.

Jasper Watkins III, Gwinnett County Commissioner, is honored with the 2024 ASHP/ABHP Joint Leadership Award for his work in public health and pharmacy.

Acworth Power honored lineman Charles “Chuck” Mincey for 35 years of service in a city council meeting, praising his dedication and role in training new linemen.

Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens announces the New Year's Eve Peach Drop event featuring Big Boi and other artists, scheduled for December 31, 2024, in Downtown Atlanta.

Gwinnett County's Dash 4 Domestic Violence Awareness 5K raised over $10,350, with the proceeds going to charities supporting domestic violence survivors.

The Akins Ford Arena in Athens is facing opening delays due to safety inspections, affecting scheduled hockey games and a concert. Progress is being made to resolve issues and ticket holders are advised to hold onto their tickets.

A man was charged for a 1985 Georgia church double murder after DNA evidence exonerated the previously convicted individual.

The Georgia Bulldogs released a mini movie celebrating their championship win and it's gone viral, garnering 272,000 views. They also clinched a Sugar Bowl spot and a playoff bye.

The trial of Jacob Muse for the murder of three family members at a gun range in Grantville began, with evidence against him including firearms found at his home.

Georgia's school voucher program faces delays and criticism over the eligibility list and reliance on standardized test scores, with concerns about funding adequacy for private schooling.

Douglas County Sheriff's Office and students participated in the "Shop with a Cop" event, fostering community relations while helping children pick holiday gifts.

Ex-Woodstock cop Grant Shaw is sentenced to community service after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Emmanuel Malik Millard.

Conflicting accounts surround the response to the collapse of 15-year-old Amanda Sylvester at volleyball practice; Grady EMS clarified their actions, while the club owner claimed delays in dispatching an ambulance.