A deleted WNBA video appears to show Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers wagering $400 on their teams’ game. Then Reese won—and asked for payment.

Two men are critically injured after an afternoon shooting in DeKalb County. Police have not identified suspects or released a motive.

A person was killed after a tree reportedly fell on a DeKalb County home. Police have not identified the victim or explained what caused the collapse.

Georgia Tech's new AI health center will model human cells, aiming to move disease research toward more personalized treatments.

Atlanta Track Club is pitching a roughly $100 million indoor track complex beside Summerhill’s historic Cheney Stadium. The plan would add a year-round competition and community venue while preserving the Olympic-era outdoor track.

Wellstar is eliminating 761 administrative roles across Georgia while it opens new hospitals and finalizes acquisitions, the Atlanta Business Chronicle reports. The system says the cuts are meant to cut costs and streamline operations.

Newton County Schools detected unauthorized network activity and took systems offline; the FBI is assisting while middle‑school open houses proceed with paper processes. District officials say they will share more details as they become available.

A stolen card trail and a long warrant list ended in a K9-assisted arrest. Gwinnett County’s recent fraud cases show why these investigations move fast.

Cartersville police and the GBI renewed a tip appeal in the unsolved 2000 killing of Patricia Ann Hanlon. Officials say even small details could help move the case forward.

Mesirow paid $132 million for Sixty 11th in Midtown, about $412,500 per unit. The 320‑unit tower is one of this year’s highest per‑unit trades in Atlanta.

Connected Georgia and America Connects launched a state website and a high‑reach YouTube ad as communities and regulators clash over the data center boom.

A late‑night break in a DeKalb trunk sewer released about 61,200 gallons into Shoal Creek; crews patched the line and officials are monitoring water quality.

A boil water advisory is in effect for parts of Ellijay after a ruptured main; residents should boil or use bottled water until tests clear the system.