A Marietta Facebook Marketplace meet‑up over luxury sneakers turned violent when the buyer was dragged by a car. Police say the dispute over Louis Vuitton shoes left a seller injured and a suspect jailed.

The article details a week of changeable weather for Atlanta, with frequent showers and mild temperatures, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Sheriff met with Gwinnett educators over ICE issues; they discussed the impact of ICE on student attendance and community trust, aiming for ongoing dialogue.

Marietta faces a cyberattack on its third-party payment processor, BridgePay, affecting business license payments since February 6. Officials are working on alternative solutions; in-person options remain available.

An 18-wheeler and sedan crash on I-285 south in DeKalb County caused a complete road closure for cleanup and emergency response, with lanes later reopened.

A Flock Safety camera helped Acworth detectives track a Hyundai to a Cherokee County hotel, where officers arrested a 19-year-old wanted in an Atlanta armed robbery.

A Gainesville man was arrested after police say he rammed his wife's truck at a Baldwin gas station and then smashed windows with a hammer; no one was hurt. He was booked into the Habersham County Detention Center.

Police are investigating a critical shooting on Cascade Avenue in Atlanta, with no suspects identified yet. The victim was hospitalized in critical condition.

Redfin data show nearly 69% of metro Atlanta homes closed below original asking prices in 2025, with average local discounts near 7.3%.

Atlanta's Washington's Birthday weather starts with patchy fog, progressing to sunny skies and a high near 66°F. The evening will cool to 42°F. Expect a mostly sunny week with increasing winds and a chance of showers by Wednesday night.

Georgia's Senate passed two bills aimed at reducing state income tax rates and increasing standard deductions, with long-term goals to potentially eliminate state income tax.

Cobb County libraries provide a variety of free programs for residents during winter break, including family-friendly activities, cultural celebrations, and movie events.

Family members say the killer of 57-year-old Tracey Taylor remains free after her Jan. 17 slaying in West Atlanta and are urging anyone with tips to come forward.