Photos credited to APD show multiple people near the Dunbar Recreation Center at 477 Windsor St. WSB posted the gallery Sunday; few details were provided.

Muggy morning gives way to likely afternoon storms and gusty winds across Atlanta. Showers are most likely between 2–8 p.m. with brief heavy downpours possible.

Dozens attended Habersham County's UDO open house to press officials over data centers, quarry blasts and proposed zoning changes.

A Decatur seminary field is being honored as the birthplace of organized youth soccer as Atlanta hosts World Cup matches this summer.

A person was shot near Rosa L. Burney Park in southwest Atlanta; the victim was reported alert and eastbound lanes of the I‑20 exit at McDaniel Street were closed. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

Several children were treated for heat-related illnesses at KIPP Atlanta Collegiate Friday as hot, humid weather baked the city. Officials urged hydration and shade.

Heat Advisory covers parts of central and eastern Georgia Saturday; highs near 93°F and heat indices into the 100s. Scattered storms and gusty winds possible Sunday.

DeKalb County and the EPA are drafting a replacement to the 2011 consent decree that governs sewer repairs; a federal judge set a 60‑day check‑in and warned of tight oversight.

A newly filed wrongful‑death suit says a Ride Gwinnett driver, the county, the city and contractor Transdev missed warning signs before a 2024 bus hijacking that killed Ernest Byrd Jr.

Mr. Fuji in Peachtree City failed a state food inspection with a score of 18 and reported dozens of live roaches. The restaurant closed voluntarily while it addresses violations and awaits follow‑up checks.

Hot, humid Friday in Atlanta with highs near 93°F and heat‑index readings close to 100°F; storms increase late Sunday into early next week.

A Georgia high school senior who survived a shooting walked the stage with a bullet still lodged in his cheek, a moment captured on video by Atlanta News First.

Emory will expand a pilot biomonitoring study in Brunswick into an NIH‑funded investigation of PCBs, toxaphene and other contaminants. The multi‑year work aims to map exposures and inform cleanup and health outreach.