GDOT and the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office are warning that freezing temperatures overnight may have caused roadways to ice over again.

Icicles hang from bushes outside of First Baptist Church off of Poplar Street on the morning of Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025, in Macon, Georgia. An estimated 2-3 inches of snow accumulated in most of Middle Georgia yesterday afternoon, with freezing temperatures and slippery roads remaining. Katie Tucker/The Telegraph

Meteorologists had the highest confidence of snowfall in middle and west Georgia compared to other areas in the state Tuesday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service, which means Macon was set to see snow Tuesday into Tuesday night.

Law enforcement across Central George is responding to crashes and road closures, including many of the crucial interstate highways.

Due to ongoing inclement conditions across Middle Georgia, with temperatures expected to fall below freezing again overnight following Tuesday's rare winter weather event, 41NBC is compiling a list of schools that will be closed.

Stolen SNAP benefit claims persist in Georgia, with claims continuing to pour into the state despite a federal program to replace stolen funds ending last month.

Macon-Bibb County government offices will close Wednesday, January 22, and trash pickup is delayed as winter weather creates hazardous road conditions.

Georgia is still reeling from its second snowstorm of the month, a rare one-two punch from Mother Nature that has stranded thousands of airline passengers and motorists.

Food stamp recipients are still filing fraud claims, describing similar issues: their benefits are drained from their accounts within hours of being deposited.

Will it snow again in Georgia? National Weather Service is predicting heavy precipitation at the end of next week. Here are the latest forecasts.

When the Georgia Music Hall of Fame shuttered in 2011, the future of its thousands of artifacts, sound recordings, instruments and documents representing the state’s rich musical heritage was uncertain.

Georgia’s first case hit a commercial poultry flock in Elbert County, but there are growing concerns for additional outbreaks across the state.