A DeKalb County neighborhood experienced a SWAT standoff that ended early Tuesday without details of the cause or arrests, although a man was handcuffed. Normalcy has returned with the lifting of road closures.

T-Pain and his party were involved in a hit-and-run crash in Atlanta. The singer shared his frustration online. The suspect was located and arrested with evidence of intoxication. The incident highlighted the perils of impaired driving.

A woman in Bibb County was arrested for assaulting another woman with gasoline and starting a fire; public assistance is requested for the ongoing investigation.

Mercy Montgomery is welcomed as Snellville's new Assistant City Manager after serving in Chamblee, bringing wide-ranging experience in public service and community development.

Atlanta's DWM is repairing a water issue on Ponce De Leon Avenue NE, reducing eastbound lanes and impacting traffic.

Morris Brown College surprised all 272 seniors at Benjamin E. Mays High School with acceptance for the fall class, highlighting its rebound from losing accreditation in 2002.

Former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan announces retirement at 39 after a significant NFL career, holding records and missing out on a Super Bowl ring.

Delta Air Lines raises pay for nonunion employees, with a 5% increase for flight attendants and ground staff, and boosts the minimum wage to $19 an hour.

The Biden administration has finalized a HIPAA rule to protect the privacy of women seeking abortions, despite expected legal challenges and gaps in protection for mail-order abortion pills.

Atlanta DJ Frank Ski releases "Climate Change," an ambient concept album that uses sounds from endangered ecosystems to raise environmental awareness.

Atlanta small business owners discuss TikTok's importance for growth at a community event amidst concerns over a potential U.S. ban due to data security issues.

The GBI arrested Cornelius Curry, 20, from Toccoa, GA, for a gang-related shooting, charging him with multiple offenses, including aggravated assault.

Lama Rod Owens, a Harvard-educated Lama, combines Buddhist teachings with his experience as a Black, queer man, advocating for self-liberation and authenticity in his new book, "The New Saints."