A north‑Atlanta pocket around Perimeter Mall — ZIP code 30346 — topped MovingPlace’s March migration report, drawing renters and buyers for its jobs, transit and dining. The shift is already visible in new leases and busier weekend traffic near Perimeter Center.

Ludacris will be inducted into the Black Music & Entertainment Walk of Fame in Atlanta on June 1, honoring his music and civic work.

Police arrested a man Tuesday after a burned body was found inside a car, social‑media footage shows. Authorities have not yet released charges or the victim’s identity.

A rehearsal room at the Lawrenceville Arts Center flooded and nearly collapsed during a weekend rehearsal; performers evacuated safely and repairs are underway. Aurora Theatre says the show remains on schedule.

Georgia’s largest MLS is opening its first in‑city service center at Lee + White in the West End, bringing staff and support closer to intown brokers.

Five people were arrested after a Bouldercrest Road takeover ended when a car struck a DeKalb police cruiser. Authorities say the driver faces multiple charges.

Dunwoody is poised to outlaw stand‑alone vape shops under a proposed land‑use ordinance returning to the council next Monday. The draft exempts grocery and convenience stores but would bar separate vape retailers citywide.

Councilors will weigh nearly $40 million in design costs for two new Sandy Springs fire stations while reviewing a TSPLOST project list that could bring about $130 million to local projects.

A state training council met Tuesday to review allegations that Douglas County deputy coroners handled death investigations and paperwork without proper oaths or bonds.

NCR has listed a major portion of its Midtown HQ for sublease while landlord Cousins Properties says it is weighing creative reuse options for the two‑tower campus.

Giulia Italian Bakery is expanding to Alpharetta City Center this summer, bringing pastries, focaccia and gelato to downtown. The shop will be the brand’s fourth metro‑Atlanta location.

Kolter Urban has broken ground on Elyse Buckhead after more than $60 million in early contracts. The 20‑story, 194‑unit condo will add luxury product to Buckhead.

Federal prosecutors say two Gwinnett County men ran a $522M scheme selling medically unnecessary genetic tests and have been sentenced to prison.