B. Wolf & Sons bought the 176‑unit Broadway at East Atlanta at a discount, adding to its cluster of Atlanta apartment holdings and signaling value‑add interest in the neighborhood.

The I'm So ATL campaign will place murals, sculptures and pop-up performances across dozens of Atlanta parks this summer and cap the run with a free festival at Piedmont Park.

Emory tells a judge it “had no choice” calling police on an April 2024 Gaza encampment; three professors who were arrested say the university violated its own free‑speech rules.

Robert Aaron Long is due in Fulton County court Thursday as judges weigh motions that could shape the death‑penalty case from the 2021 Atlanta spa killings.

Neighbors clash over Wingate's plan to redevelop Trestletree Village beside the BeltLine, sparking fights over trees, parking and displacement.

Gov. Kemp named Jillian Gibson acting district attorney of the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit after DA Robert Busbee died suddenly; Gibson will lead the office while a permanent replacement is chosen.

Roots clogged a sewer line and roughly 1,950 gallons of wastewater spilled into a Marietta tributary; crews cleared the blockage and treated the banks. Officials reported no fish kills.

A raised, two-way cycle track now runs on 14th Street between Northside Drive and Barnes Street. GDOT says the reconfiguration aims to cut crashes nearly in half.

Avondale Reserve, a 156-unit garden-style complex in Avondale Estates, sold for $15.6M — about $100K per unit. The price suggests a likely value‑add play for the new owner.

Toyota reached a confidential settlement on the eve of trial in a wrongful‑death suit that blamed a 2017 Tacoma’s smart‑key system for an Atlanta man’s carbon‑monoxide death.

Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock secured federal dollars for NICU gear, telehealth upgrades, training simulators and a South Cobb health campus across metro Atlanta.

Miss G Trading is taking the 214,481‑sf McEver 985 distribution center in Oakwood, a sign that demand for modern logistics space along the I‑985 corridor is returning.

Federal and global health agencies say alcohol raises the risk of at least seven cancers, and Atlanta experts are urging clearer warning labels and more screening.