Wayne Thomas Johnson, 77, died after his truck crossed the centerline and struck a tree on Nickville Road.

The Atlanta native's title bid comes with a catch: he's never taken a set from Sunday's opponent, Alexander Zverev.

A 20-year-old was booked after sharp-eyed store managers spotted red flags before handing over a phony order.

Fulton County inspectors are returning to the Camp Creek Parkway LongHorn after a cook's viral video showed roaches near the trash — just weeks after it scored an A.

The first full-time female Grave Digger driver revs into Duluth this weekend as Gas South Arena hosts Monster Jam.

Scheller and George Towers mark another step in a 25-year push to knit Georgia Tech into Midtown — with Kaldi's Coffee already pouring in the lobby.

A domestic incident involving an armed individual at the Reserve at Stone Creek turned into gunfire and a SWAT standoff. The officer was taken to a hospital for treatment and later released the same day.

Whitney Barrentine says she still keeps her son Jerell Battle's two-dollar bills — and no explanation for why his accused killers were freed.

Tommy Obenrader has donated both a kidney and part of his liver.

Scott Worthy, 57, went unwashed and unfed for days before dying of sepsis, a medical examiner found. Jail checks appear to have failed him.

Barbara Spence keeps paper roses and hidden notes her husband Maynard left before dying in the North Tower on 9/11.

A $700,000 federal grant will turn a vacant lot next to Crawford W. Long Middle School into a park students help design themselves.

The Miami-born bakery opens Saturday at High Street, baking fresh daily and donating unsold goods to local food banks.