City officials confirmed on July 18 that Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams is under investigation; the city gave few details and no charges have been announced.

A body and a submerged car were recovered from Lake Sinclair on Saturday; the Baldwin County dive team made the recovery and the victim remains unidentified.

Monsoon-fed storms dumped heavy rain across metro Atlanta on Sunday, flooding streets and leaving some drivers stranded. Officials warn that even shallow water can be deadly.

A permit shows Muse Paintbar is planning a 3,084‑sq‑ft paint‑and‑sip studio at 245 North Highland in Inman Park, adding paint studios, a kitchen and a bar.

The Center for Public Safety Excellence's roster no longer shows Atlanta Fire Rescue. City officials say they're investigating and have contacted the accreditor for clarification.

Volunteers found a 19th‑century Black burial ground near the Hampton Technology Park data‑center campus; preservationists say graves may be at risk without surveys.

A Gwinnett County motorist's camera captured a driver pointing a gun during a June 10 road‑rage encounter; detectives used the footage to arrest a suspect.

A Henry County house fire displaced two families and 11 children. Families say the blaze began in the garage while investigators and insurers sort out next steps.

Coca‑Cola says fairlife was targeted by ransomware and has paused U.S. production while investigators assess the impact; company says product safety is intact.

A 45-year-old Venezuelan man died while being moved between ICE detention centers in Georgia; his family says he was denied needed medication and wants answers.

Novo Cucina opened a second location at Lumen Briarcliff in mid‑May, bringing hand‑made pastas, pizzas, gelato and rooftop dining to North Druid Hills. The new outpost aims to be a neighborhood staple.

A woman was fatally shot overnight at a Hall County convenience store; deputies say the suspect remains at large and the Mountain View/Old Oakwood intersection is closed as detectives investigate.

Council members demanded an audit after union leaders said ParkATL shuttle and parking workers at ATL received late, handwritten or app‑based pay that blocked housing and insurance.