Adan Macedo-Rios, a Mexican national in the U.S. unlawfully, was convicted of drug trafficking, money laundering, and firearm charges following a federal sting.

Atlanta Police respond to a shooting on Cascade Road; three men were shot, a fourth self-transported to the hospital; all conscious and treated. Investigation ongoing.

Atlanta's food scene in May was bustling with burger events, cultural celebrations, new dish launches, and various food-related specials, reflecting the city's dynamic culinary offerings.

A shooting in Southwest Atlanta results in one 16-year-old boy dead and another injured; motives are unclear with no suspects named as the Atlanta PD's Homicide Unit investigates.

Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport rebrands its Cell Phone Lot to "Park & Wait Lot" to reduce congestion, effective May 29. The lot provides free short-term parking and Wi-Fi.

Traffic stop led by Haralson County deputies resulted in the seizure of illegal firearms, including one stolen gun and three with machine conversion devices.

A man named Zantrez Cummings was fatally shot at Mozley Park in Atlanta; the circumstances are unclear and no suspect description has been released. The police are investigating the incident.

The boil water advisory in Buckhead has been lifted following a water outage caused by a main break and a closed valve that impacted residents and businesses. Water sampling confirmed no contamination, allowing normal use to resume.

Chuck Martin & The Line-Up will headline Marietta's Fourth in the Park Celebration with a concert before the fireworks. Events include a parade, arts, and other performances.

DeKalb County begins a major water main replacement on College Avenue, with construction expected from June 9 through December 2025, primarily at night.

LaGrange police search for suspects of a violent, armed home invasion on East Bacon Street; homeowner fought off the assailants who fled, and investigations are ongoing.

Lawrenceville's City Hall introduced a walk-up payment window for utility bills, offering residents a quick and convenient payment method without needing to enter the building.

Marietta announces a public hearing for its $428.4 million FY2026 Proposed Budget, highlighting citizen participation and transparency in the allocation of funds for services like police, fire, and recreation.