Kabat Chapman & Ozmer is relocating its Atlanta office from Atlantic Station to Midtown’s 14th & Spring as the tower completes a major repositioning. Permits show a Suite 800 buildout is underway.

Todd and Julie Chrisley sued their former lawyer and Balch & Bingham, alleging defense failures led to convictions, prison time and more than $25 million in lost income.

The Irish Exit, from the team behind The Dead Rabbit, opens this Friday at Centennial Yards with pints, a mural and a 'Split the G' challenge. The venue aims to be a game‑day staple in the new entertainment plaza.

An Atlanta police officer was involved in a vehicle crash Monday night on Hamilton E. Holmes Drive; police say no critical injuries were reported.

A rush‑hour traffic stop in Peachtree City turned into a multi‑county pursuit that ended in Tyrone. Three men were arrested and police say evidence of identity fraud was recovered.

A shooting at a Lithonia Chevron left one person hospitalized while detectives placed evidence markers and reviewed surveillance at the scene.

OSHA cited a Bowdon Piggly Wiggly after a meat‑department worker lost four fingers while cleaning a grinder; proposed penalties total $196,251. The agency found bypassed guards and no lockout program.

A Navy veteran was shot during a Facebook Marketplace meetup in northwest Atlanta; police are searching for a masked suspect as she recovers.

Two people cut through the Rice Street jail fence Monday; one was arrested with K‑9 help and the other is still wanted.

Fort Stewart briefly locked down after shots were reported nearby; a soldier surrendered and no injuries were reported. Officials say the situation is contained.

Cousins has listed Northpark, a 1.54 million‑square‑foot, three‑tower office campus in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter, with JLL marketing the offering and recent leasing momentum.

Jarrett and Hallie Stieber are courting investors for Bar Schmutzi, a bottle‑forward wine bar planned for East Atlanta Village. Trademark filings and local reporting show plans are underway.

A federal jury convicted Norcross resident Festus Anyiam of laundering more than $400,000 in fraudulent tax refunds. Sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 10.