Site plans filed by Buckhead Life would add a 2,722‑sqft addition at 111 W. Paces Ferry and introduce a Panos’ Restaurant at a corner across from the Atlanta History Center. The Buckhead SPI‑9 committee will review the application this week.

Georgia‑Pacific plans to convert its downtown headquarters into mixed‑use housing, reserving roughly 30% of the new apartments at below‑market rents.

A woman was found shot inside a car near Avondale Estates Thursday night; DeKalb police say she was hospitalized with moderate injuries and are seeking tips.

Police investigated a shooting at a Union City apartment complex Thursday night; neighbors say someone was shot and survived. Authorities have released few details.

Banks, public agencies and developers have layered bonds and loans to unlock Centennial Yards, a 50‑acre redevelopment reshaping downtown Atlanta.

Nexgrill is recalling more than 10.2 million metal‑bristle grill brushes sold at Home Depot after reports that bristles can detach and be swallowed. Owners should stop using affected models and register online for a gift‑card refund.

DeKalb police arrested a man they say used a fake name and a forged deed to transfer a Decatur family’s home. The case underscores Georgia’s new ID and e‑filing rules.

The FAA's national hot‑spot list singles out five Georgia airports for heightened surface‑safety attention amid a rise in runway close calls.

Police say a stolen, converted Glock and distribution‑ready marijuana were found after a loitering call at a Bojangles on Cobb Parkway.

Surveillance footage shows armed suspects fleeing Ashley Cascade after a March 16 shooting. Police are offering up to $5,000 for tips that help ID the shooters.

A school bus in southwest Atlanta was hit by gunfire on Tuesday; a man was found wounded but no bus passengers were injured. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

Kelvin Lanier Evans is expected to plead guilty after prosecutors say he stole laptops and jump drives containing watermarked, unreleased Beyoncé tracks in Atlanta. Fulton County is seeking a five-year sentence and recidivist treatment.

The Supreme Court ruled that Cox Communications cannot be held liable for customers’ music downloads, overturning a jury award that once topped $1 billion. The decision reshapes how ISPs may be held responsible for users’ copyright violations.