DeKalb County launches a $13 million effort to address homelessness and prevent evictions through partnerships with nonprofits, providing housing and financial assistance.

Governor Kemp announces the first grantees of Georgia's Rural Site Development Initiative, receiving $9.3 million to enhance industrial site development and sustain the state's economic growth.

The 38th Marietta Pilgrimage Christmas Home Tour showcases historic homes in festive decor, focusing on the Whitlock Avenue District, with tours, volunteer opportunities, and advance ticket purchases available.

Mitchell Hester was arrested for a robbery and stabbing at a United Community Bank, facing several charges. The Atlanta PD and MARTA PD collaborated in his capture.

Atlanta mourns the loss of Ms. Helen Brown Harden, the founder of Bankhead Seafood, who passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of culinary and community service.

Community members enjoyed a day of winter-themed roller-skating called 'Frosty Fun' with free skate rentals and various activities on the Activity Lawn, facilitated by local sponsor Renewal by Andersen.

Public Works is conducting maintenance on Peachtree City's trails, causing temporary closures affecting pedestrians and cyclists. Detours are provided around the Gateway Bridge.

Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services facilities will close for the Christmas holiday on December 24-25, with reduced park hours on those days, and will be closed on New Year's Day. Normal hours will resume on January 2.

Clayton County organizations prepare for extreme cold by offering supplies, shelter, and transportation for the homeless population to ensure their safety.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Atlanta, from clear skies and light winds to showers and strong gusts, with a warming trend towards the weekend.

Taylor Aubrey was honored by the Acworth city council for her Travel Marketing Professional certification obtained from the Southeast Tourism Society.

Milton City Council discusses strategic plans for replacing two local bridges and sets terms for State funding assistance, with future deliberations scheduled for December 16.

Michael Mayfield, an ex-manager at Mars Wrigley, was sentenced to three years in prison for defrauding over $1.2 million from the company. He is also ordered to pay restitution.