11 fatal crashes reported across Georgia during Thanksgiving travel period
Georgia saw a double-digit number of deadly crashes and hundreds of arrests during the busy Thanksgiving travel season, data reveals.
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Georgia saw a double-digit number of deadly crashes and hundreds of arrests during the busy Thanksgiving travel season, data reveals.
A Hiram police officer and their family are without a home after a fire tore through their house on Baywood Crossing Thanksgiving morning.
As travel costs rise and schedules become tighter, more Georgia Tech students are turning to the university's "Home for the Holidays" program, which pairs them with faculty hosts who open their homes, kitchens, and traditions for Thanksgiving.
Through "Mrs. Pat's Holiday Hug Banquet," Monique Burkhalter continues her mother's legacy—serving hot meals, offering free clothing, and bringing dignity and fellowship to dozens facing hunger in Georgia.
A group of volunteers from Northlake Church of Christ continued a decades-long tradition this week: hosting an early Thanksgiving dinner for residents of Decatur Christian Towers Senior Apartments.
A chef and a butcher from opposite sides of Atlanta came together to help families put Thanksgiving meals on the table.
We're already in the middle of the busy Thanksgiving travel season, but officials at world's busiest airport say they're ready for the rush.
With grocery prices rising and tariffs increasing the cost of imported goods, Atlanta families are reevaluating their holiday budgets — and feeling the pressure as Thanksgiving approaches.
Millions of Georgians will be hitting the road during the Thanksgiving holiday, and AAA has predicted when to head out to avoid getting stuck in traffic.
With the Iran war paused halfway through a 2-week ceasefire, President Trump is again voicing optimism over the potential for a deal to end it for good.
Americans are receiving larger tax refunds this year due to the 2025 "big, beautiful bill," which enacted new tax deductions.
Neighbors say they were left in the dark about Paulding County's $1 million solid waste project until construction began last month.
Six months after her childcare center was set ablaze, Keisha Archer is still awaiting answers from insurance and local investigators, all while using funds from her other daycare to keep her business afloat.
City leaders say the project will transform aging properties into a mixed-use campus with infrastructure upgrades, greenway access, and future hotel development.