Atlanta is bracing for a heatwave with temperatures set to soar into the 90s, reaching near 98 degrees by Tuesday, with warm evenings and little wind to cool down residents.

DeKalb County Police are searching for Terrence Tamplin, accused of stealing $600 from Matthews Cafeteria in Tucker, with an arrest warrant issued swiftly after the event.

Georgia's PSC election ended with high stakes on regulating utility rates amid a recent rate freeze and past rate hikes. Critics call for change while incumbents advocate continuity.

Atlanta's Juneteenth may have rain showers, with a 50% chance of precipitation and a high of 88 degrees. Clearer skies with highs in the 90s are expected later in the week.

The Marietta History Center hosts a free "Cobb Kaleidoscope" event on June 21st to showcase local culture and history, with activities and performances for families.

A car crashed into a home on Lisa Drive SW in Atlanta, causing significant damage; the driver was hospitalized, but no critical injuries were reported.

Atlanta's first FIFA Club World Cup game had a lower than expected turnout, but local businesses saw varying impacts. The city hopes for better attendance in upcoming games, despite concerns regarding ticket pricing and FIFA's revenue focus.

Atlanta accelerates its housing initiative to combat homelessness with plans to build 500 units by year-end, as it prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, starting with 100 units in Mechanicsville.

Atlanta officials launched the Fairburn Road Complete Street project to create a more equitable, multi-modal transportation route, with road repaving and new sidewalks.

A Duluth man was indicted for making threats against U.S. Senators Ted Cruz and Deb Fischer and their families. The DOJ underscores threats against officials will not be tolerated.

The article describes the weather forecast for Atlanta, including thunderstorms, high temperatures near 90 degrees, and a mix of sunny and partly cloudy skies throughout the week.

Monica Dominguez Torres pleaded guilty to leading a drug trafficking and money laundering ring, facing at least 10 years for drug charges and up to 20 years for money laundering.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper joins the America First Policy Institute's new council to shape U.S. agricultural policies, emphasizing Georgia's agricultural interests.