Emir Caner has sued Truett McConnell University, saying trustees breached his 10‑year contract after his September 2025 ouster. The complaint could force release of the outside investigation.

Delta reassigned an instructor accused of touching trainees even after settling a 2025 lawsuit, and other trainees say similar complaints were reported to HR. The case and reassignment have reignited calls for accountability and stronger reporting protections.

Roswell moved police and fire into a converted Holcomb Bridge Road office with a new crime lab and evidence warehouse. Officials say bond-funded upgrades, including a new E-911 center, will tighten coordination.

Advocates warn Gov. Brian Kemp’s veto of new budget add‑ons could force domestic‑violence shelters across Georgia to cut services just as demand rises.

A specialist says multiple graves may lie beneath a disputed fence at a Gwinnett County cemetery, intensifying a months‑long neighborhood fight.

Neighbors in an Atlanta block say 'hundreds' of rats are overrunning yards and alleys, prompting public‑health guidance and calls for action.

Hundreds of teens converged on Piedmont Park for a Play4PeaceATL summit that pushed to reclaim the park and press for a 'peace park' designation after a deadly April shooting.

Hall County firefighters carried an injured black Labrador out of a ravine during Thursday night's storms and took the dog to a veterinarian for treatment.

Decatur approved three new firefighter positions and will start a dual‑enrollment firefighter program at Decatur High this fall. The first class is already full and partners with Atlanta Technical College.

Officer Katrina D. Kanu, who joined Clayton County PD in 2022, died Monday. Colleagues remembered her warmth and the department asked the public to keep her family in their thoughts.

New Birth's Scholarship Sunday connected hundreds of Metro Atlanta students with colleges, trade partners and more than $5 million in potential aid.

White County's new Station 9 went into service June 11 and answered its first call hours later, rescuing a hiker on Mount Yonah. The SPLOST‑funded station aims to cut response times in a fast‑growing corridor.

CobbWorks and municipal partners launched a countywide summer hiring blitz, staging job fairs and on‑site interviews as Georgia's labor force hits record highs.