A Cherokee County jury convicted Desmond Jamal Camp of aggravated assault and false imprisonment for an April 2025 attack at a Canton Quality Inn. Sentencing is set for June 23.

A man wanted for aggravated stalking led Sandy Springs police on a Porsche chase down GA‑400 that ended after a PIT maneuver; several patrol cars were damaged but no injuries were reported.

CBS renewed Beyond the Gates through 2028 and staged a Young and the Restless crossover filmed in Doraville — a boost for Atlanta production crews.

Varuni Napoli has signed a lease to bring a downtown Atlanta outpost to Centennial Yards, joining the mixed‑use entertainment district near the stadiums. The release says the shop will feature the brand’s 900° ovens.

A Lawrenceville man pleaded guilty after prosecutors say his Tucker lab billed Medicaid for genetic tests that weren’t done; he was ordered to repay $330,000 and serve time.

A Frontier passenger was arrested after police say she fought with a gate manager on an ATL jet bridge; the manager was cut and the suspect faces misdemeanor charges.

A 2019 Delta flight is now the subject of a $2.35M lawsuit after a crew member allegedly flagged a father as a trafficker. The case follows prior litigation that reached Virginia’s high court.

The Florida‑Georgia rivalry will be played at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Oct. 31 with a 3:30 p.m. ET kickoff on ABC. Fans should watch presale windows and final TV confirmations.

Rayonier signed a Buckhead lease for its new Atlanta headquarters after merging with PotlatchDeltic, bringing corporate hiring and a boost for the local office market.

Equinox is headed to Buckhead Village for its first Atlanta club, joining a rush of national boutiques and lifestyle brands reshaping the shopping district.

Cosm Atlanta opened a 70,000‑sq‑ft venue with an 87‑ft, 12K LED dome at Centennial Yards on June 10, offering shared‑reality sports and immersive shows ahead of the World Cup.

Videos prompted an arrest at a Newnan personal‑care home; the caregiver faces two felony counts. Authorities say bond was set at $10,000.

Councilmember Kelsea Bond introduced an ordinance to require temporary, accessible sidewalks when construction blocks public paths, aiming to keep walkers and people with disabilities out of traffic.