Fulton County, in collaboration with Project Child Safe, is distributing free gun locks to families to prevent firearm accidents involving children, with a recent donation of 60 locks by the Sandy Springs Police Department.

Four GOP lawmakers in Georgia were targeted by false 'swatting' calls over Christmas, leading to police responses at their homes based on fabricated emergencies.

MARTA is increasing train services in downtown Atlanta for the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl to manage crowds for the game and parade, with frequent shuttles and extended post-game service.

Atlanta's Mayor Dickens announced a 3.5% cost of living adjustment for city employees in 2024, increasing from the planned 2.5%, with a $4 million investment in salaries.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene encountered a failed swatting attempt on Christmas Day at her Georgia home, which was quickly identified by police as a hoax.

Polls show a tight race between Biden and Trump for 2024 in Georgia, noting a decline in African American support for Biden, which is raising concerns among Democrats.

A Georgia judge ruled against a media company seeking more detailed police records, stating that the law wasn't breached despite concerns of hindering transparency.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced a $1,000 holiday bonus for state workers and school staff, costing $330 million, with plans for additional school safety funding.

Atlanta's solid waste collection won't occur on Dec. 25, with services delayed by one day throughout that week and the following week due to the holidays.

Gerresheimer AG's $88 million investment in Peachtree City, GA, will create over 200 jobs with a new factory by fall 2024, focused on producing autoinjectors.

Atlanta Public Schools reversed its stance and will now issue $1,000 bonuses to employees, aligning with Georgia's initiative to improve staff morale and retention.

DeKalb County approved a $1,500 retention bonus for over 6,000 employees. This follows wage increases and previous bonuses as a sign of appreciation for the workforce.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger calls for an end to the state’s practice of general election runoffs, citing the high cost and burden on voters and election offices.