Atlanta police are investigating a death in Buckhead near the 1000 block of Lindbergh Drive NE; authorities have not released victim or suspect details.

The FAA awarded $2.62M to Middle Georgia Regional Airport to fund a runway extension, accelerating a multi‑million dollar upgrade as Contour adds new nonstop flights in June.

Tray Chaney and son Malachi opened up about surviving the EF‑2 tornado that destroyed their Henry County home and shared an update on Malachi's recovery.

A student was removed from New Manchester High School Wednesday after officials say they brought a gun to campus. Douglas County police investigated and said no one was threatened.

A former Calhoun officer and two Chatsworth residents were arrested after a shooting on County Farm Road; the GBI says the investigation is active and the case will go to the Conasauga DA.

Student researchers in Atlanta found Black girls face disproportionate suspensions, expulsions and juvenile referrals and are urging clearer, fairer discipline.

Children’s Healthcare closed the south tower at Arthur M. Blank Hospital after a chemical incident; ambulatory patients were sent home and HazMat crews responded.

Sandy Springs police arrested a 20‑year‑old after a late‑April “Scientology speedrun” at the Church of Scientology on Roswell Road. Authorities charged one man with disorderly conduct while investigators seek others.

An 82-year-old Gainesville man was arrested after a Hall County probe into an alleged 2021 molestation; deputies say the investigation began after a school report.

Federal prosecutors say four people laundered more than $1 million through a Norcross money service called Pulga La Esperanza; the operator faces deportation and others received long federal sentences.

Dough in The Box plans a grab‑and‑go at 237 Mitchell St SW in downtown Atlanta, marking the chain's fourth outpost. The shop will focus on coffee, pastries and specialty donuts.

Three men were arrested near Augusta after deputies found about 185 pounds of marijuana hidden in suitcases, authorities say.

Jacuzzi will close its Valdosta bathtub plant, affecting more than 100 workers as the company consolidates production amid shifting consumer demand. Local workforce teams are preparing to respond.