GDOT’s project dashboard shows the Moreland/Arkwright intersection is roughly 25.55% complete; medians and a signalized crossing aim to link the Eastside Trolley Trail to the BeltLine by fall.

Duos Technologies sued Norfolk Southern, alleging the railroad copied its AI‑powered train‑inspection portals and continued using them after written notices. The complaint seeks damages, disgorgement and injunctions.

A 17-year-old was taken to the hospital after a shooting at 2533 Hood Ave NW in northwest Atlanta. Police have released few details while investigators probe the scene.

City filings show Delta plans a roughly 39,000‑sq‑ft Delta One lounge above Concourse E and that the city may reimburse up to $63M; construction could run into 2029.

A seven-month probe ended Tuesday with 20 arrests and a 112‑pound meth seizure in Jackson County. Authorities say several suspects face trafficking and RICO counts.

A 16-year-old was shot near apartment complexes on Fairburn Road Tuesday evening; police say he was alert when taken to hospital and no suspects have been named.

Advocates warn Gov. Brian Kemp’s veto of new budget add‑ons could force domestic‑violence shelters across Georgia to cut services just as demand rises.

Rezoning filings show Ackerman & Co. has the parking lots north of Lee + White penciled for a 420,000‑sqft residential building, mixed‑use space and a 975‑space garage. The move comes as BeltLine work nears the site.

Booking records show Travis Lamont Shorter faces armed robbery, aggravated assault and weapons charges after a May 26 arrest in Fulton County.

La Cueva opened at Ponce City Market this weekend, delivering a 2,700‑sq‑ft slot‑canyon speakeasy with mezcal, a chef‑driven menu and nightly music.

Children’s Adamsville Pediatrics opens June 29 in Adamsville, offering neighborhood primary care for ages 0–21 and serving as a training site for medical residents.

A Gwinnett traffic stop turned violent when a driver allegedly backed into an officer, fled, was tracked to a restaurant and then arrested; narcotics were found in his car.

Martha Zoller, the long-time Georgia talk-radio host and political strategist, has died at 67. She had recently stepped back from her daily show after a stress-related heart attack.