A year‑long Artificial Intelligence Commission has sent final recommendations to City Council and a proposal would create a standing advisory board to guide AI use in services and procurement.

Homeowners in Villa Rica are protesting a city parkway plan after officials awarded a construction contract and filed eminent‑domain actions against holdout properties. Neighbors say they were blindsided by survey crews and council votes.

A southeast Atlanta mother has launched a fundraiser and is pressing to raise the Crime Stoppers reward after her son was shot near Constitution Road on April 20. Police say the case remains an open investigation.

Tenants at The Hills at Fairington say stolen hot water heaters and stripped copper have flooded apartments and left some without water for nearly a day.

An AJC investigation found hundreds of Georgia clinics selling unproven — and sometimes risky — therapies with little state oversight. Federal warnings and indictments have pushed regulators into action.

An 18-year-old mother was killed and her infant daughter survived after a moving truck struck their car in Lithia Springs over the Memorial Day weekend.

Delta’s decision to end a food‑service contract in Atlanta led to about 70 layoffs, highlighting how airline service cuts ripple through local vendor jobs.

A man was found shot and killed Monday evening near the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail on Stafford Street SW. Police say investigators have not released the victim’s name or suspect information.

Peabo Bryson, 75, was hospitalized after suffering a stroke on Thursday. The family has asked for privacy as he receives care in metro Atlanta.

Atlanta police released images after a 68‑year‑old man was stabbed at 655 Cleveland Ave SW. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest.

Newton police have reopened a decade-old homicide after an 18-year-old was found shot in a creek bed. Detectives are asking anyone with information to come forward.

A Waycross detective was placed on administrative leave after an altercation outside a pediatric clinic left a child's grandmother injured and prompted a GBI review.

More than 100 people at two Gainesville encampments were ordered to leave by midnight Monday. Outreach workers fear medically vulnerable residents will have nowhere to go.