Council members are weighing a 180‑day pause on new liquor licenses along Edgewood Avenue as officials move to install cameras and implement safety measures. Committee action is expected this week.

Photos show multiple police vehicles and a CSI van at the Stone Mountain Shopping Center late Saturday. Officials have not released details.

Delta has emerged as the top bidder to take over Spirit’s Concourse C gates and ticketing space at ATL after a $12M offer surfaced in bankruptcy filings.

A Peachtree City gym's indoor spa scored 60 on a state inspection and remains closed after inspectors found low chlorine, off pH and missing operator records.

Milledgeville police found two people dead in a home on North Richmond Street in an apparent murder‑suicide; the woman was reported to be about eight months pregnant. Detectives have the scene and are asking the public for tips.

Atlanta police are searching for two women suspected of stealing more than $25,000 in watches from a Buckhead man who says he was drugged.

A conservative talk-radio host's surprise endorsement of Sen. Jon Ossoff has Georgia politicos talking. The move adds a new wrinkle to a high-stakes Senate fight.

A Winder restaurant manager pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 15 years in confinement plus probation after a sexual‑assault probe that began in March 2025. Officials say the negotiated plea spared the victim a trial.

Severe storms and a brief FAA ground stop at Hartsfield‑Jackson left more than 1,300 flights delayed or canceled, stranding travelers and rippling across the network.

A man prosecutors call "dangerous" was convicted in Fulton County but fled after skipping the final day of his rape trial.

A viral Instagram clip reportedly shows officers taking a man to the ground near Center Parc Stadium; Atlanta police have referred the encounter to their Office of Professional Standards.

City Council rezoned nearly 14 acres in Capitol View, clearing a path for roughly 3,032 homes and a Beltline connector trail. The approval follows months of hearings and a DRI review.

Decatur approved three new firefighter positions and will start a dual‑enrollment firefighter program at Decatur High this fall. The first class is already full and partners with Atlanta Technical College.