An Atlanta performer known as Jayy Wick was arrested in metro Atlanta after a Panama City Beach shooting left an 18‑year‑old critically injured. Authorities say surveillance and witness IDs led to the arrest.

City Council moved a resolution to study a permanent Beltline bike lane, reigniting debate between trail safety and long‑planned light‑rail options.

New analyses show nearly half of Georgia families with young children live in child‑care deserts, costing the state billions and straining providers.

A head-on crash in Effingham County killed a father; deputies arrested a 27-year-old driver who federal officials said had a final order of removal.

Ludacris will be inducted into the Black Music & Entertainment Walk of Fame in Atlanta on June 1, honoring his music and civic work.

Police arrested a man Tuesday after a burned body was found inside a car, social‑media footage shows. Authorities have not yet released charges or the victim’s identity.

Five people were arrested after a Bouldercrest Road takeover ended when a car struck a DeKalb police cruiser. Authorities say the driver faces multiple charges.

Giulia Italian Bakery is expanding to Alpharetta City Center this summer, bringing pastries, focaccia and gelato to downtown. The shop will be the brand’s fourth metro‑Atlanta location.

Krispy Krunchy has filed a federal lawsuit accusing former CEO Jim Norberg of using AI to record confidential meetings and taking company information. The company has asked an Atlanta judge for emergency relief.

Sunny, warm Tuesday in Atlanta with highs near 80°F. Midweek storms may bring heavy rain and flash‑flooding risk along I‑20.

A curving timber bandshell nicknamed the 'Pringle' rose at Assembly Studios in Doraville; developers say shows could begin as early as June.

An arrest warrant says a Marietta woman fractured her three‑month‑old's skull during an April 24 incident. She faces a felony cruelty‑to‑children charge as investigators review medical and court records.

Bridgestone Golf will close its Covington manufacturing and testing facility June 30, ending 36 years of local production and affecting roughly 85 jobs. The company says corporate roles will remain in Georgia.