Ronald Acuña Jr. and Ha‑Seong Kim were transferred to Triple‑A Gwinnett for rehab assignments this weekend as both continue their comebacks. The Stripers head to Toledo for a three‑game set where fans may see the stars in action.

Hanover is demolishing a vacant Duluth office at 1855 Satellite Blvd to build Hanover Sugarloaf — a roughly 300‑unit apartment complex near the Gas South entertainment district.

An active search in Jasper County is underway after a suspect ran into woods near Old Agateville Road; authorities say he may be dangerous.

A new habitat at the 530‑acre Georgia Safari Conservation Park in Madison expands close-up animal encounters and overnight safari stays. Reservations are required.

City crews used vehicle‑mounted AI scans and an upgraded command center to find and fix roadway problems ahead of World Cup crowds.

Georgia raised the Path2College 529 account cap to $550,000 and waived the state administrative fee, expanding how much families can hold for a single beneficiary while trimming plan costs.

A Newnan woman’s minivan was hit by a stray bullet Thursday near the city’s busiest shopping corridor. Police are canvassing businesses and seeking video.

The Education Department has opened directed investigations into three Georgia school systems over how they handle staff sexual‑misconduct allegations. The move follows a national review aimed at stopping districts from quietly reassigning accused employees.

Gwinnett police say a nonverbal 6-year-old was found barely responsive and exposed to meth at a Fence Road home; detectives charged the child's mother with cruelty and drug possession.

Three former Black employees allege Life University discriminated and retaliated against them during their time on the Marietta campus. The university says it will defend the claims.

A person was taken to hospital after a Wednesday shooting on Blazing Pine Path in unincorporated DeKalb County. Police are investigating and asking anyone with information to come forward.

Enzo Steakhouse & Bar will replace Reverence at the Epicurean Atlanta this winter, bringing its wood-fired steaks and Italian dishes to Midtown.

A Marietta shuttle manager has sued the City of Atlanta, alleging officials failed to keep Hartsfield‑Jackson safe after a Sept. 11, 2024 knife attack that left him injured. The complaint accuses the city of negligence and notes an earlier administrative claim was denied.