Update, Jan. 12 at 4:10 p.m.: As repairs continue on the water line in the vicinity of DeRenne Avenue and Reynolds Street, a small number of homes south of DeRenne Avenue between Habersham and Paulsen—currently estimated at 75—have lost water pressure and are now under a boil water notice. The affected area is outlined in the […]
The Georgia Chronicles: A Look Back at The Snow Storms of 2010
As we thaw out from the weekend’s snowfall, now is a good time to look back 15 years at another snow event. January 2010 brought unusual winter weather to Georgia, with not one but two significant snow events that disrupted daily life and left a lasting mark on the state. Let’s revisit that frosty month, […]
Atlanta Falcons Running Back Avery Williams Lost His Childhood Home in California Wildfires
Atlanta Falcons running back Avery Williams has shared that his childhood home in Altadena, California, has been destroyed by the recent wildfires ravaging the Los Angeles area. Williams announced the loss on January 9, expressing relief that his family is safe and urging support for others affected. What’s Happening: Severe wildfires have engulfed parts of […]
When Will The Weather Warm Up in Georgia?
Georgia residents waking up to icy conditions today will see some relief as temperatures gradually climb throughout the week, peaking in the mid-50s by Friday. What’s Happening: A cold Sunday with icy patches across the Atlanta area sets the tone for the start of the week. Temperatures will steadily increase, with a noticeable warm-up beginning […]
Why Should You Care About Bird Flu?
Bird flu, or avian influenza, has recently caused concern in Georgia and across the United States. Four cases have been confirmed in Georgia as part of a wider outbreak impacting poultry nationwide. What’s Happening: Since early 2022, bird flu has been detected in all 50 states, affecting over 130 million birds, including chickens, turkeys, and […]
Fourth Case of Bird Flu Found in Georgia as Prices for Eggs and Chicken Continue to Rise
The Georgia Department of Agriculture announced it had detected a case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, sometimes called bird flu, in a small, backyard flock of chickens and ducks in Clayton County. This is the fourth detection of HPAI in Georgia since a nationwide outbreak began in February 2022, according to the department. The illness […]
Georgia Will Grapple With Ice Through Monday
Residents in north and central Georgia should stay alert today as patches of snow and ice continue to create hazardous road conditions in some areas. Wind gusts are also adding to the challenge. What’s Happening: Snow and ice on less-traveled roads, especially in North Georgia, are making driving dangerous. This is particularly true on secondary […]
How Much Snow Did Atlanta Get This Week?
Atlanta residents experienced a historic snowfall yesterday, recording the first measurable snow in 1,079 days and surpassing the city’s annual average in just one day. What’s Happening: The National Weather Service confirmed that Atlanta saw over 2 inches of snow on January 10. This marks the first snowfall over an inch since 2018 and already […]
Icy Conditions: DeKalb County Crews Work 24/7
DeKalb County crews are working around the clock to combat icy conditions caused by today’s winter weather. Crews started preparing roads at midnight and are set to work 16-hour shifts through Saturday morning when conditions are expected to improve. What’s Happening: Crews remain coordinated through 911 dispatch to ensure a swift response across the county.
Bibb County Deputy Arrested
A Bibb County deputy is now facing serious charges after an investigation revealed contraband was smuggled into the Bibb County Law Enforcement Center. What’s Happening: Investigators arrested Misty Nichole Romeo in Houston County on Friday, just before noon. The arrest, carried out with help from Perry Police, stems from several warrants issued in Bibb County. […]
