Hurricane Beryl, downgrading to a tropical storm, resulted in over 1,800 flight cancellations and delays in the U.S., power outages for 1.5 million, and two deaths in Texas.

The National Park Service is considering limiting car and bike access at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, proposing a daily shuttle service to improve safety on its narrow roadway. Public opinions are being sought until July 12.

The US faces a heatwave, with over 132 million under advisories. Record-breaking temperatures are noted across the coasts, exacerbating wildfires and stressing the impact of climate change.

The National Weather Service predicts intermittent rain and thunderstorms with high heat in Atlanta this week, with temperatures potentially exceeding 100 degrees.

Birmingham police probe the death of Deundry Cottrell, found dead after disappearing on July 4th, and search for Julian Taylor Morris for questioning.

Atlanta police are searching for a man suspected of multiple burglaries at a storage company, with a reward offered for information leading to arrest.

Two men were shot late at night on Maple St NW in Atlanta; police are investigating and seeking information on a white Dodge Charger linked to the incident.

Local efforts confront difficulties in raising awareness for missing 12-year-old Maria Gomez-Perez in Hall County, including a banner display dispute with GDOT.

The article discusses the complexity added to abortion rights by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, focusing on the conflict between federal law EMTALA and Georgia's LIFE Act.

A section of GA-34/Bullsboro Drive in Newnan was closed due to an oil spill from a tanker. Cleanup efforts reopened the road after several hours without environmental concerns or reported injuries.

MARTA has paused the renovation of Atlanta's Five Points Station after dissent from the Mayor, local council, and the public, avoiding a four-year disruption originally scheduled to start this weekend.

Batesville Road in Milton is closing for bridge repairs over Chicken Creek starting July 9 for three weeks. Taylor Road is the designated detour during this time. Repair work is urgent due to "excessive voids" found in the bridge structure.

The Atlanta forecast indicates a hot week with possible thunderstorms, advising residents to stay prepared. Highs may reach the mid-90s with intermittent rain and thunderstorms expected through the week.