Otis Damón calls his 594-square-foot College Park studio “art therapy,” a sanctuary built from a teacher's lunchtime sewing lessons.

Shakimia Johnson allegedly made 144 calls and messages to inmate Caleb Sims before delivering him unprescribed medication.

Stonecrest Mill Apartment Homes was included in a database of dangerous dwellings, and now a bullet-riddled car sits at the center of a new DeKalb police probe at Bella Vista Apartments.

One bike caught fire on I-85 North in DeKalb County as three riders were rushed to hospitals in Atlanta and Gwinnett.

Zahair Myles turned himself in to Fulton County Jail while Jacquawn Andrews was caught trying to re-enter the U.S. from Canada.

The nine-story tower at 153 Decatur St. completes a downtown science cluster and houses biomedical researchers. Gov. Brian Kemp is expected at the ribbon-cutting.

Naquan James Riddick faces an arrest warrant after allegedly enticing a child under 16 at Cumberland Lodge, where police previously responded to a fatal shooting.

Mayor Dickens wants written rules for public safety camera technology after 81 flagged plate searches this year.

Atlanta stays hot and mostly dry through Saturday, with highs in the 90s. Rain chances increase early next week.

A nonverbal 2-to-3-year-old boy was found alone near Twin Brooks Sunday evening; police soon located his family.

The move follows Coweta County resignations and a statewide purge of officers misusing license plate data.

Gerald Crawford died days before his bar exam when a tree crushed his home. His family's foundation just held its sixth gala in his honor.

The proposed highway would link Robins Air Force Base and Fort Eisenhower to five states, but GDOT's own math questions the payoff.