Two people were seriously injured in a Cumberland Parkway crash; an Atlanta woman faces DUI and serious-injury charges.

Deputies found male remains Tuesday night in a creek off Chambers Cove Road. The coroner says the remains will be sent to the GBI lab for identification.

Developer Brett Embry says financing is in place and the long-stalled Skyhaven Quarry plan on Moreland Avenue could start moving through permitting, with a conservation park at its heart.

A 34-year-old woman was shot on I‑75 near Hartsfield-Jackson and later pronounced dead at Grady Memorial. Atlanta police say the scene remains active as investigators canvass for witnesses.

Abebe Ventures has broken ground on St. George Crossing, a 190‑acre New Urbanism project near Waynesboro that could add up to 1,600 homes and tap state housing funds.

A 34-year-old man was arrested after a hit-and-run on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard left a motorcyclist seriously injured. Police say the suspect was identified using the city's Real‑Time Crime Center.

David Landsman was arrested in Woodstock after police allege he strangled and pushed a person, leaving a head laceration; the case remains under investigation.

Ambassador Andrew Young’s foundation has pitched an 80,000‑sq‑ft, $100M institute for Vine City and asked Invest Atlanta for $2M to clear site infrastructure. The project would include galleries, a theater and Young’s personal collections.

King Harris was arrested in Gwinnett after a traffic stop; jail records list multiple charges and his Pikachu onesie drew online attention.

Huddleston Elementary’s principal returned Monday after a March DUI arrest; the move split parents and left officials citing personnel privacy. Community reaction has been mixed.

Site work is underway at 119 Pharr Road as Veridian Buckhead's first phase brings eight modern townhomes ahead of a planned condo tower.

Clear, mild Monday gives way to gusty winds and low humidity; a Red Flag Warning affects parts of north Georgia today. Highs climb into the 80s with little rain expected.

Midwives sued Georgia in Fulton County, saying physician‑agreement rules and bans on direct‑entry midwives are blocking care and widening racial gaps in maternal health.