A segment of Elliott Street SW in Atlanta will be closed for construction from April 15-19, with detours in place.

The ADL graded universities on their handling of antisemitism, with Harvard receiving an "F" and Emory a "C"; 13 schools failed for not supporting Jewish students.

Atlanta anticipates a mixed bag of spring weather with sunny starts and possible rain and thunderstorms later in the week, affecting outdoor activities and events.

Inmate Sterling Jamal Williams was found dead with a sheet around his neck in Henry County Jail. An investigation into his death is underway, and he had been held since April 5 on disorderly conduct charges.

The article discusses expert advice for homeowners on handling property damage caused by fallen trees during storms, emphasizing caution and proper insurance procedures.

Three men were arrested for burglarizing 48 vehicles and stealing firearms in Peachtree City and Fayetteville.

A person was arrested for starting a fire under an Atlanta I-85 bridge; firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze. The event evoked memories of a similar 2017 incident.

Kennesaw announces the return of the First Friday Concert Series from May to October, excluding July, featuring a variety of bands and providing shopping and dining experiences.

The May-retta Daze Festival returns to Historic Marietta Square on May 4-5, with arts, crafts, music, and a kid's zone. Hosted by Superior Plumbing, it offers handmade items and live performances.

Cobb County celebrates six graduates from its Drug Treatment Court program, marking success in community-based justice reform and substance use disorder treatment.

Alpharetta, Georgia, sees a rise in coyote sightings during spring, with local officials advising caution and securing of food sources to avoid attracting these animals.

The Fulton County Jail is investigating the suspected suicide of inmate Travis Landrey, marking its third death this year amidst scrutiny and calls for facility improvements.

A former CPS student has sued the district, claiming she was sexually abused by an ex-dean, who was later charged with sexual assault. The suit alleges CPS ignored a pattern of abuse.