Atlanta's weather this week includes showers, thunderstorms, and clouds, with temperatures reaching the mid-80s and slight variations in rain chances each day.

Atlanta hosts the Memento Mori art exhibit to prompt reflection on mortality and highlight preservation efforts of the city's cemeteries, with associated engagement activities planned.

The Athens-Clarke County Animal Services Department will temporarily close on August 13 for staff training and pest control, but emergency services will remain available.

Silly Goose's frontman Jackson Foster was arrested for an unauthorized parking lot show at a Chicago gas station after Lollapalooza, leading to charges of criminal trespassing.

A welfare check in Jonesboro led to a SWAT situation, where police safely retrieved a child and detained one person. Details are pending as investigation continues.

Former CAU student Gabrielle Bennett sues the university for injuries sustained during a severe flash flood on campus, citing negligence in building maintenance. She seeks damages exceeding $100,000.

One man was killed at a Buckhead apartment complex, resulting in his cousin's arrest after a dispute escalated to gunfire. Police are investigating the incident.

Officers found a man shot in an Atlanta apartment after a dispute; he died at the hospital. His cousin, visiting from Florida, was detained; charges are pending.

Clayton County Police received over $1 million in federal funds for a task force to address gang violence, including new police vehicles and data-driven strategies.

A man, Pedro Nicholas-Pedro, was arrested for trying to enter Pickens Junior High School after hours and fleeing from law enforcement. He was charged but found unarmed.

Rapper Jeezy was transported to a Baltimore concert by an Uber driver named Tanner after a series of travel mishaps, arriving just in time for his performance.

The FBI's annual crime report shows a decrease in nationwide crime, with Georgia experiencing a 10.5% drop in violent crime and a 9.8% reduction in property crime, including Atlanta's decline in criminal activities.

The U.S. Department of Transportation approved a $3.8 billion loan to Georgia for Georgia 400 express lanes to reduce congestion, with expected completion by 2031.