Atlanta DOT preparing to handle cold weather conditions, safety on roads
The season for snow is here and while there’s no snow or ice in the forecast, leaders in Atlanta are preparing for winter conditions.
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Georgia Power says it struck deal that will save families money on bills while expanding power grid
Georgia Power has reached an agreement that promises to reduce energy bills for families while expanding the state’s power grid.
Man accused of assaulting woman shot by police after pulling gun out
Witnesses said they had seen the man walking in the area before.
‘Real game changer:’ Drones begin making Walmart deliveries in metro Atlanta
Drone deliveries from Walmart have taken flight in metro Atlanta, with six stores in the area now offering the service.
Winter weather frustrates, disrupts some flights at Atlanta airport on busy travel day
Travelers describe mostly smooth going at Atlanta’s airport on one of the busiest travel days of the year, the Sunday after Thanksgiving.
Small Business Saturday: Shop local with this Atlanta Beltline marketplace
More than a dozen small businesses gather on the Beltline several times a month!
‘I love the hustle and bustle:’ Black Friday shoppers flock to stores, despite economic headwinds
Black Friday shoppers flocked to the malls, big boxes and outlet stores across metro Atlanta, undeterred by persistent inflation, tariffs and a slowing job market.
‘Right way to spend Thanksgiving:’ Hosea Helps nourishes community for holiday
A treasured Thanksgiving tradition delivered hot meals and warm smiles to hundreds of families across metro Atlanta.
Hundreds of meals being handed out to Atlanta’s homeless and others in need this Thanksgiving
Five nonprofits and churches in the area teamed up to hand out 500 meals on Thursday morning.
Charges dropped for Trump in Georgia election interference case; legal experts weigh in
Prosecutor Pete Skandalakis announced that he will not pursue charges against President Donald Trump or more than a dozen of his allies.
