Publix will close its Woodlawn Point store on March 28 for a multi‑month renovation that expands and modernizes the 56,000‑sq‑ft anchor at 1100 Johnson Ferry Road.

The Atlanta Citizen Review Board cleared two officers in a 2022 Buckhead shooting; the ruling and video release renewed debates over oversight and bodycam access.

A 1-year-old was stabbed multiple times in Southwest Atlanta after a domestic dispute; police say a suspect is in custody and investigators are working the case.

Juniper Street NE is closed between 10th and 11th Streets for emergency sewer main replacement, with signed detours and limited parking expected as crews work for about six weeks.

A body was found Friday off Bald Ridge Road in Cumming; the GBI has been called in to assist and investigators are seeking tips.

High Street filed plans to add about 280 apartments, small retail and workforce units at Perimeter Summit, joining a wave of residential projects reshaping the campus. City filings and traffic analysis give a mixed picture of unit counts and impacts.

Sage has expanded its Atlanta HQ to take every office floor at 619 Ponce, the mass-timber building at Ponce City Market, leaving no office space available.

A daylong manhunt in the Mud Creek area ended Thursday when a local resident spotted the suspect. Warrants allege aggravated assault; the suspect is in custody.

A South DeKalb youth coach was ordered held without bond after prosecutors say DNA from a tested 2008 kit linked him to an assault. The case remains pending in Superior Court.

Centennial Olympic Park will host Atlanta’s official FIFA Fan Festival across 16 days, with planning documents sizing the site for about 15,000 people at a time.

Wesley Cooley, identified by DNA as a suspect in eight metro‑Atlanta cold‑case sexual assaults, is due in DeKalb court Thursday for a plea hearing, prosecutors say.

A woman fought off an attacker inside a Kroger restroom in Cherokee County Tuesday night. Deputies are circulating surveillance images and ask anyone with information to call 911.

A court receiver is auctioning off assets tied to the Drive Planning case — from a 70-foot yacht to registered Highland cattle — after the founder pleaded guilty in a $380M fraud. The unusual mix of items is being marketed to recover funds for investors.