Furkids pulled 43 cats from Cobb County Animal Services after confirmed panleukopenia and is treating them in quarantine while seeking donations and fosters.

Georgia State Patrol says a woman punched and kicked a trooper during an early‑morning Briarcliff Road stop; she was booked on DUI and related charges.

Five suspects are wanted after a Marietta Street music studio employee was attacked and robbed. Police released surveillance photos and urged tipsters to contact Crime Stoppers.

A 40‑ to 50‑foot tree fell on Twin Branch Road in Sandy Springs after overnight storms, briefly trapping a homeowner while crews cleared multiple streets across metro Atlanta.

Curated Coffee Books & Plants is moving from pop-up cart to a permanent Grant Park storefront at 332 Ormond St SE, with an opening expected later in 2026.

A man was shot near a BP on Holcombe Road in Decatur Wednesday night and was hospitalized with moderate injuries. DeKalb police are investigating.

Atlanta police are searching for a suspect after car break‑ins at a senior living community. Detectives are reviewing footage and asking for tips.

A state inspection found Clayton County often used intracardiac euthanasia and a violation entered on March 11, 2026 was removed the same day, prompting protests and a records fight.

Human remains were found Wednesday on Treat Mountain Road in Haralson County. State and local investigators, including the GBI, are assisting as officials work to identify the man.

A Grayson man was charged after gunfire near Moonshiners left a bystander injured. Authorities say the fight spilled into the parking lot and investigators recovered firearms during a search.

Bob Horner, the Braves' 1978 NL Rookie of the Year and a towering power hitter, has died at 68. His four‑home‑run game and decade of slugging left a lasting mark on Atlanta baseball.

A 41-year-old Senoia man faces an aggravated battery charge after police found his father critically injured at a home; investigators and the GBI are on the case.

Robot security dogs at Columbia Crest helped Atlanta police track car‑break‑in suspects; residents and managers say the units deter theft even as privacy questions surface.