Atlanta announces three development projects to address affordable housing, with plans for mixed-income housing, retail, and community spaces, including the overhaul of the Historic West End targeting up to 80% AMI residents.

Swimmer Nic Fink won his first Olympic silver in the 100m breaststroke, a career highlight for the 31-year-old American and full-time engineer who has overcome past Olympic setbacks.

The Atlanta Falcons practiced at a high school while their usual venue undergoes renovations, generating fan excitement and showcasing new players and the team's optimism for the upcoming NFL season.

The first 'Successfully Sober Summer BBQ' for the Cobb County Drug Treatment Court was held in Marietta, Georgia, to support recovery with games and a feast.

Atlanta's HR Chief, Tarlesha Smith, was fired for nepotism after creating a job for her unqualified daughter and retaliating against an employee who complained.

Vice President Kamala Harris addresses the Atlanta Voters of Tomorrow Summit, highlighting the importance of young voters in the upcoming presidential election.

Three years after Katie Janness and her dog Bowie were murdered in Atlanta's Piedmont Park, their case remains unsolved, with police still actively searching for the culprit.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Atlanta with daily chances of rain and thunderstorms, heat index values may reach 102 degrees, and residents are advised to stay prepared for travel disruptions.

Gwinnett County Police mentorship program includes a visit to the Civil Rights Museum to educate officers on historical context for better community understanding.

The family of Juan Carlos Ramirez Bibiano, who died in a Georgia prison after being exposed to extreme heat, is suing the Georgia Department of Corrections for negligence.

DeKalb County has completed repairs on a broken water main on Briarcliff Road, prompting reminders to residents about possible tap water discoloration and pressure issues.

A statue of John Lewis, created by artist Basil Watson, will be unveiled on August 24th in Decatur Square, replacing a Confederate obelisk. Over $700,000 was raised for the monument, which honors the late civil rights icon.

A Georgia commission led by Caylee Noggle aims to enhance the state's Medicaid program, recognizing there is no easy fix amid debates on expansion and financial concerns.