A former Hawks finance executive was sentenced to three years and five months after prosecutors say he misused about $3.7M in team funds to buy luxury travel, jewelry and tickets.

The Secretary of State's office added party-ballot filters to Georgia's Election Data Hub so users can track turnout by Republican, Democratic and nonpartisan ballots during early voting.

Atlanta police say they secured arrest warrants naming a 22‑year‑old in the January Beeler Drive shooting that killed Larry Battle; the suspect is being held in Cherokee County.

Jeffrey Kalinsky will reopen his namesake boutique in Buckhead Village on Aug. 2, 2026, with major luxury designers and a 1,000-sq-ft styling lounge.

Northside Hospital Gwinnett will add about 200 beds in a new Lawrenceville tower, with parts of the building already opening and thousands of jobs tied to the build.

Vendor applications are open for the city-backed Welcome to ATL Experience. The run offers 16 selling days and turnkey stalls across downtown during the World Cup.

Coca‑Cola said new mini‑cans, premium packaging and targeted marketing helped lift Q1 net revenue about 12% to roughly $12.5 billion. The company updated parts of its 2026 outlook.

Coro Realty Advisors plans roughly $200 million to buy and build self‑storage properties across metro Atlanta, including a recent Cobb County purchase.

A Pickens County traffic stop on Friday led to a one‑pound meth seizure and the arrest of a Norcross man, authorities said.

A Metro Atlanta woman says a routine robotic procedure left her in the ICU for months and she has sued the hospital and surgeon. The filing highlights risks and rising litigation tied to robot‑assisted surgery.

City of Hope signed a letter of intent with Upson Regional to deliver chemotherapy, telemedicine and routine oncology services locally, easing long trips for rural patients.

Georgia’s lottery‑funded pre‑K serves four‑year‑olds only; advocates and researchers are pushing a phased pilot to include 3‑year‑olds, but funding and capacity are the big obstacles.

Fast-moving grass fires swept through Clarkston early Monday, forcing DeKalb crews to protect an apartment complex and a mosque amid statewide fire warnings.