Marietta announces the return of the Mayor’s Christmas Lights Decorating Contest, inviting residents and businesses to decorate and submit photos online by December 13th, with winners announced December 19th.

GreenBox Systems is investing $144 million in a new automated warehouse distribution facility in Butts County, Georgia, expected to create over 300 jobs and begin operations in late 2025.

Atlanta is set for varied weather, with clouds and potential thunderstorms expected, followed by a sunny weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

The Atlanta Police Department is investigating after approximately 80 vehicles were vandalized overnight on 14th Street, with a suspect seen scaling a fence into a private parking area.

Defendant Jose Ibarra is set for a bench trial this Friday for the malice murder of nursing student Laken Riley, after waiving his right to a jury trial.

A 16-year-old was shot dead at a Norcross apartment complex, and one person has been detained. Gwinnett County Police are investigating and seeking information.

Four individuals face federal firearms charges in Georgia as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods, with recent indictments and sentences as part of efforts to combat gun violence.

Several ATVs and power equipment were stolen in Dallas, and the Paulding County Sheriff's Office is asking for public assistance to recover them. A reward is offered for helpful information.

Georgia Bulldogs' coach Kirby Smart criticized player Jake Pope for celebrating with Ole Miss fans after a loss, calling it "stupid." Pope, who transferred from Alabama, has since apologized for the incident.

A man was shot while driving to pick up food in Atlanta. The shooters, in a white car, fled before police arrived. The victim is hospitalized; the investigation is ongoing.

Marietta invites community groups to apply for the 2025 CDBG Public Services grant, with applications due by January 30, 2025. An information meeting is scheduled for December 5, 2024.

Georgia veterans are advocating for broader access to medical cannabis for PTSD and other conditions, such as anxiety and depression, within the state's restrictive program.

DeKalb County residents will discuss a potential water and sewer rate hike at a town hall. Funds aim to upgrade the crucial Scott Candler Water Treatment Plant.