A 2016 fatal bicycle crash tied to state Sen. Blake Tillery has returned to the campaign trail after a rival flagged the case on social media.

Prime Inc. will invest more than $160M at High Falls 16 near Griffin, bringing driver training, equipment maintenance and 120+ jobs to Spalding County.

Sunny and hot Tuesday with highs near 86°F and low humidity. Elevated fire danger this afternoon into the evening across metro Atlanta.

A Grady radiology technologist was killed in Forest Park and investigators have opened a homicide probe. Authorities and Crime Stoppers are asking for tips.

Meals On Wheels Atlanta has capped new sign-ups as its waitlist swells, leaving hundreds of seniors waiting for daily meal deliveries. Rising food and fuel costs are squeezing capacity.

The GBI has been called to investigate an officer-involved shooting Monday near Old Salem Road in Conyers; officials have not confirmed injuries or which agency was involved.

DeKalb County police cordoned off Battle Forrest Drive in Decatur Monday after reports of gunfire; investigators say the probe is ongoing and no suspect information has been released.

A man was found with multiple gunshot wounds on the 1400 block of DeSoto Avenue SW Saturday and later died at Grady Memorial, police said.

Project Ruby, a proposed $5.18B data center in Muscogee County, would sit near a 19th‑century family cemetery and has residents pressing city officials for stronger protections.

A century‑old Gothic Revival hall at All Saints’ was named to The Georgia Trust's Places in Peril after nearby construction damaged its structure. Preservationists and parish leaders now face a repair‑vs‑redevelop decision.

Retirees across Metro Atlanta are seeing rent hikes strain fixed incomes as county leaders roll out emergency aid and affordable‑housing conversions.

CJ McCollum scored 29 and Dyson Daniels posted a triple-double as the Hawks beat Cleveland 124-102 to clinch the Southeast Division and a top-six seed. Atlanta will bypass the play-in for the first time since 2021.

State lawmakers pushed an eight‑year moratorium on transit SPLOST referendums that could keep Cobb and Gwinnett from seeking new local transit funding until 2032.