Two dogs were seized in Stone Mountain after police said they attacked a man on Thursday; DeKalb County Animal Services is handling the animals while investigators probe.

Crisp morning with a Frost Advisory until 11 a.m. Friday. Sunny and warming to the 70s this weekend; showers and storms possible late Sunday.

A DeKalb school bus went off an embankment on Clairmont Road near Century Boulevard Thursday morning, prompting lane shifts, emergency response and major delays.

Masala Times has opened a stall at Switchman Hall inside Terminal South, serving butter chicken wings, rice bowls and chaat to Peoplestown diners.

A suspect wanted on aggravated‑assault warrants was arrested after a downtown Atlanta chase in which police say he tossed a gun and a satchel containing suspected pills and scales.

Heavy morning storms and a Tornado Watch for parts of western Georgia. Clearing and gusty by afternoon with highs near 58°F.

Dozens of Georgia drivers say they paid for cars but never got titles; judges have handed down judgments, but collecting remains uncertain. State agencies lay out options.

A Cobb County elementary teacher who also coached at Allatoona High was arrested in a Special Victims Unit probe; investigators say the case involves a minor and remains active.

Thirteen people were sentenced after prosecutors said inmates ran a prison-based meth ring that funneled meth into metro Atlanta. Sentences range up to 25 years.

At least 74 evidence markers filled the 1100 block of Fair Street in southwest Atlanta as investigators processed a large crime scene early Wednesday. Police and forensic teams worked into the morning.

Warm Wednesday flips to a stormy night. Gusty winds and heavy downpours possible overnight.

Gwinnett County’s DA will decide Tuesday whether to seek the death penalty after a Jan. 23 Lawrenceville shooting that left four relatives dead while children hid. The decision will set the case’s next legal steps.

Houston County has joined a 16‑agency Middle Georgia drug and gang task force, expanding investigators and tech as state overdose figures climb. Advocates say treatment must follow enforcement.