Here are five things you need to know tonight:
1. Braves officials say: They feel fans' pain, following the trades of several popular players. Braves official John Hart said, "You've never heard me come out one time and try to sort of make this pretty. I say, look, this is hard. This is painful. Here's what we're doing. It's the right thing to do." [Read more]
2. Rosenbaum, a 27-year-old Emory University law student and self-proclaimed candidate for the Henry County commission, was arrested Friday in connection with the death of an allegedly choking child, 2-year-old Laila Marie Daniel. In a frantic 911 call, Rosenbaum tells the dispatcher, ""I'm hoping I didn't break her rib, I've been pushing hard. I don't really know how to do this." [Read more]
3. A North Carolina teenager, who police said was killed when he was pulled feet-first into a wood chipper, has been identified as 19-year-old Mason Cox. Jon Crawford, the owner of the business, suffered a heart attack at the scene and had to be rushed to the hospital, police said. [Read more]
4. The father of a 6-year-old girl whose skull was shattered by a foul ball at Turner Field has raised the stakes in his lawsuit against the Braves: he has added Major League Baseball as a defendant even as the league is considering new safety netting that might have shielded his daughter. [Read more]
5. Tonight will be clear, with a low of 40. [See the complete forecast]
Take a look back at one of the AJC's biggest stories of 2015: Ten years ago, roundabouts and traffic circles were something you encountered on a European vacation, whether you went on an actual getaway or just watched the National Lampoon's movie. In recent years, though, they've been popping up on roads throughout Georgia. [Read more]
