DeKalb County police warned that an unauthorized 'Glenwood Day' set for Saturday on Glenwood Road is not permitted and officers will be out in force to enforce the law.

A federal judge handed Monica Dominguez Torres 20 years for running metro Atlanta meth conversion labs and laundering millions; agents seized nearly $3.6M and luxury assets.

A judge set aside a seven‑count indictment against Towns County Sheriff Kenneth Henderson after a juror was found to be ineligible. The dismissal clears charges for now but prosecutors could refile.

Crews are replacing and reinforcing aging pipes near Mercedes‑Benz Stadium as Atlanta spends millions to avoid water outages during the FIFA World Cup.

Rich McCormick has no GOP primary challenger in Georgia’s 7th; four Democrats have qualified to challenge him and FEC filings show one candidate lent his campaign about $316,700.

GID completed phase one of its $2B High Street project in Dunwoody and landed a major office tenant, setting the stage for the next buildout.

Ben Crump will represent an Atlanta detainee who says he developed sepsis while in Fulton County Jail and later underwent multiple amputations. Lawyers plan a Friday news conference to press for a full investigation.

An interactive map using Zillow data reveals a widening K-shaped market in Atlanta: some intown neighborhoods keep gaining while others have lost equity.

Jury selection is under way Friday in the long‑delayed case tied to the 2022 Midtown shooting that killed two men. The suspect was arrested at the airport hours after the attacks.

A Bibb County deputy was fired and charged with simple battery after an internal probe found she struck a man during an April arrest in Macon.

Fannie Mae paid $24.6M to buy The Peach at 1655 Peachtree after an April 7 foreclosure auction; title was moved to an LLC tied to a loan servicer amid earlier investor disputes. The sale follows a 2024 refinancing and a lawsuit that was later dismissed.

The last defendant in the July killing of Oscar Cruz was arrested in Illinois and returned to Gwinnett County; all four suspects are now jailed as prosecutors prepare charges.

Three out-of-state people were indicted by a Cobb County grand jury on arson and property-damage charges tied to a 2022 attack on a contractor linked to the Atlanta training center.