A man and a woman were shot early Wednesday on Willow Oak Trail in unincorporated Norcross; police say the shooting appears tied to a domestic dispute and are asking for tips.

A man was airlifted to Grady Memorial and remains in critical condition after a shooting at Riverside Parc apartments in South Fulton. Detectives are processing the scene and seeking witnesses.

A patio‑forward market is converting a former Avondale tire shop at 2711 E. College Ave and is now targeting a June 1 opening. The project brings indoor groceries, outdoor patios and a second outpost at Halo.

Sgt. Quornelius Radford will face a general court‑martial on June 15 after pleading guilty to some charges in the Aug. 6, 2025 Fort Stewart shooting.

Delta will raise checked‑bag fees by $10–$50 as jet‑fuel costs surge. SkyMiles elites and premium cabins keep free allowances, but economy travelers face higher check‑in costs.

Three Atlanta-area teens died and a fourth was critically injured after their Jeep ran off SR‑65, hit a tree and burst into flames in Franklin County, Florida.

QTS is marketing a $4.6B, 10-year green bond to refinance and expand its Fayetteville, Ga., data center campus as AI demand heats up.

Two men were arrested in connection with the Oct. 1 shooting at Lost In Da Souse Kitchen in South Fulton. Warrants allege one fired into the restaurant while the other carried a modified 9mm.

Midtown Alliance has begun site work at 98 14th Street to create a four‑acre interim lawn and walking paths, with design renderings due April 14.

Trilogy Investment Company paid $14.3M to advance REV3 at Hill Road, a 120-unit build-to-rent townhome project in Powder Springs with leasing slated for Q2 2026.

Fulton County is upgrading Brown Field with runway, fire and a U.S. Customs building to handle more international business jets ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The work is funded with federal, state and local dollars.

A fleeing driver crashed into Tennille Baptist Church after a Washington County chase, leaving major structural damage but no reported injuries. Authorities have arrested the driver and troopers will investigate.

A Cherokee County jury convicted Candice McClure; a judge gave a 40-year sentence after evidence that abuse stretched back years. The case began with a teacher’s report.