Mid-60s at sunrise; highs near 88°F and gusts to 20 mph in Atlanta. Rain chances return Wednesday into the weekend.

Warm Sunday morning gives way to scattered storms after 2 p.m.; a few could pack damaging wind and hail.

City officials asked the Department of Aviation to study whether Hartsfield‑Jackson should move checkpoint screening to private contractors after long spring delays. The resolution would commission an independent feasibility review.

Two people were killed after a commercial concrete truck struck a stopped SUV on I‑75 northbound near Exit 205 in Butts County, officials said. The driver was airlifted to Grady.

TA Realty bought Peachtree Station in Chamblee, a 106K‑square‑foot Whole Foods‑anchored center, in a deal reported at about $55.4 million.

A 57-year-old woman was killed Thursday in a two-vehicle collision at Old Paper Mill and Lower Roswell in East Cobb. Authorities say the Toyota entered the path of a Dodge Ram; police are investigating.

Georgia safety Ja’Marley Riddle was arrested after a high-speed I-95 stop in Glynn County and charged with two felony drug counts and a misdemeanor speeding offense.

A Marietta Square grocer-café that launched this year has filed Chapter 11, highlighting how new development and competition are reshaping the Square.

Brookhaven police arrested a preschool lead teacher and the center’s director after investigators said the teacher used excessive measures to restrain infants and toddlers.

Major sportsbook operators have funneled roughly $10M into Georgia campaigns via a super‑PAC network, backing pro‑legalization candidates across party lines. The spending has already changed ad and field operations in key districts.

TriBridge Residential paid roughly $30 million for the 183‑unit Collier Trailside on Atlanta’s Upper Westside. The buy brings the property into a locally based manager’s portfolio as the neighborhood keeps growing.

A judge in Marietta signed a warrant accusing a Massage Hut employee of sexual battery after detectives said they lacked probable cause.

Atlanta unveiled five new fire engines Wednesday; officials say the delivery will reduce sidelined trucks and strengthen neighborhood coverage. The vehicles are being outfitted and assigned now.