Füm, a showy live-fire Italian from Miami’s Grassfed Culture, has opened in West Midtown with handmade pastas, a flashy bar and checks that can climb into triple digits.

Coweta County narrowly approved Project Sail, a multi‑building data center rezoning that supporters say will boost tax revenue while neighbors warn of water, noise and legal fights.

An AJC analysis found scores on DHS’s “Worst of the Worst” Atlanta list were already in custody, raising questions about the accuracy of the department’s public database.

Oakwood police say a man faces cruelty‑to‑animals and family‑violence charges after an argument on March 2 that allegedly left a family dog injured and a child hurt.

State regulators approved a customer‑funded option that lets big companies bring solar and batteries onto Georgia Power’s grid. The program could speed renewables, but tariff details will decide who wins.

Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock demanded a 30-day repair timeline after bullet-damaged windows at the CDC's Atlanta campus remained visible months after last summer's shooting.

Law enforcement closed northbound I-85 near U.S. 441 in Banks County on April 8 after a shooting, forcing a temporary shutdown near the Commerce/Banks Crossing interchange. Details remain limited.

Cobb County landed nearly $10.7M in federal funds to install drone‑detection systems and boost safety at World Cup training hubs and fan sites.

A 36-year-old woman was found shot inside a Range Rover parked on Springside Place in southeast Atlanta early Wednesday; police say they have no suspect description.

A grand jury has indicted Teresa Ann Williams in the 2021 LaGrange killing of Alan Dale Huguley. Authorities say details remain limited as the probe continues.

Le Faucheur opened April 3 in Dunwoody, offering a European‑style afternoon‑tea experience with loose‑leaf teas, scones and private‑event bookings. The boutique runs multiple daily sittings by reservation.

DeKalb County police are investigating a shooting on I-285 southbound near Glenwood Road; one person was shot inside a vehicle and lanes may be blocked.

An Oklahoma National Guard corporal and Oklahoma County detention officer died during a training exercise at Fort Benning, officials say.