Atlanta's forecast includes afternoon thunderstorms and a high of 88°F today, with continued evening storms and a warm, muggy night. More storms expected Wednesday with similar temperatures. Clear skies and warmth are anticipated towards the weekend.

A man was injured in a shooting at 582 Cooper ST SW, Atlanta; police and medical units responded, and the investigation is ongoing with no suspects or motives yet.

Athens-Clarke County announced schedule changes for Independence Day, including closures of the Animal Shelter, city facilities, and adjustments in waste collection and transit services.

A Norfolk Southern train derailed in Powersville, GA; no injuries or toxic materials were reported. Cleanup and track repairs are ongoing, with local road closures in effect.

One man died and three were injured in a shooting at Coan Park in Atlanta during a Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity event, following an argument with an uninvited man.

A community in Northwest Atlanta is shaken after a 34-year-old man was fatally shot on Middleton Road. Police are investigating, with no suspects identified yet.

A man was killed in a west Atlanta shooting around 4:40 a.m. on Middleton Road NW; he died after being transported to a hospital. No suspects have been identified.

Barrow County offices and amenities will close on July 4, but parks will stay open. Essential water staff will be on call for emergencies, with specific numbers provided for services.

The Barrow County Utility Division's payment system will be offline for maintenance from June 30 to July 1, affecting online and in-person bill payments, but not bank drafts.

Clayton County announces a July 5th fireworks celebration hosted by Chairwoman Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry and the Parks and Rec Department at the International Park.

Two Mexican illegal aliens face U.S. federal charges for assaulting and resisting deportation officers in separate incidents; one also faces re-entry charges.

Albany man Roderick Terrell Ferrell sentenced to 10 years in prison for drug trafficking and money laundering, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Dunwoody police officers to receive a 4.9% pay raise in July 2025, with perks including education bonuses, a substantial housing stipend, and full medical coverage from day one.