A 4-year-old in Thomson was left on a daycare bus and treated for heat-related illness; the center's administrator was arrested and state regulators launched a review.

At a City Hall forum, Atlanta teens told officials they want jobs, curfew changes and safe "third spaces" as leaders respond to recent takeovers and a deadly Piedmont Park shooting.

Hundreds of Delta employees pulled a Boeing 757 at Hangar 10 Wednesday to raise funds for the American Cancer Society, with organizers aiming to top $1.5 million. The event mixes short sprints, survivor stories and Relay For Life activities.

Arlington Capital has bought Enercon and will fold it into Pond & Company to form a roughly 2,700‑person engineering firm based in the Atlanta area.

One person was shot Tuesday at a Texaco on Memorial Drive in Stone Mountain; DeKalb County police are investigating and have not released the victim's condition.

Three new Jeremiah's Italian Ice locations have opened in Roswell, Mableton and Buford, with local franchisees promising community outreach and grand-opening events.

Fayette C.A.R.E. Clinic will close on May 14, 2026 after about 20 years, sending patients to Peachtree City's Healing Bridge Clinic and shrinking options for the uninsured.

Azalea Fresh Market has given Downtown Atlanta its first full‑service grocery in nearly 20 years, and the city‑backed experiment is already drawing hundreds of shoppers daily.

Officer Joseph Citta has returned to uniform and ran a 5K with colleagues months after a motorcyclist struck him on GA‑400. The rider faces multiple charges while the investigation continues.

SKF filed notice to cut about 40 jobs at its Flowery Branch plant as the company adjusts its North American manufacturing footprint ahead of an Automotive split.

A Clermont man allegedly drove his car into his Hall County home, sparked a bedroom fire and has been charged with arson, officials say.

Waffle House filed plans to convert a display window at its downtown Centennial Olympic Park diner into a sidewalk-facing merch window timed for the FIFA Fan Festival. The move would let passersby buy branded gear while the dining room remains open.

A federal judge handed Maximo Fitzhugh 10 years and six months after a Buckhead gunpoint robbery of a mail carrier and an earlier threat to a women’s clinic.