A resurfaced photo shows Dalton Rep. Kasey Carpenter in darkened makeup; he apologized but residents and civil-rights leaders say the response falls short.

A water main break and pavement collapse closed Buford Highway at Sugarloaf Parkway in Gwinnett County, snarling the morning commute and forcing detours.

Prime Inc. will invest more than $160M at High Falls 16 near Griffin, bringing driver training, equipment maintenance and 120+ jobs to Spalding County.

A 5-year-old in Franklin County was seriously injured when a UTV driven by her 7-year-old brother flipped in a pasture Monday evening.

An Atlanta resident says DeKalb deputies and U.S. Marshals raided her condo in October 2023 even though the suspect was already jailed; she filed a 2025 federal lawsuit alleging force and trauma.

A Gwinnett County man was arrested after police say he pushed his elderly mother, pulled hair and fought officers; he now faces multiple charges.

A 34-year-old man was arrested after a hit-and-run on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard left a motorcyclist seriously injured. Police say the suspect was identified using the city's Real‑Time Crime Center.

Bain Capital and Evergreen purchased six Northside‑anchored outpatient buildings in Atlanta, adding roughly 665,000 square feet to their medical office platform.

Sunny and hot Tuesday with highs near 86°F and low humidity. Elevated fire danger this afternoon into the evening across metro Atlanta.

David Landsman was arrested in Woodstock after police allege he strangled and pushed a person, leaving a head laceration; the case remains under investigation.

A Grady radiology technologist was killed in Forest Park and investigators have opened a homicide probe. Authorities and Crime Stoppers are asking for tips.

CBP officers at Hartsfield‑Jackson say they seized more than $372,000 from 24 travelers this year, raising questions about civil‑forfeiture practices at Atlanta’s airport.

Ambassador Andrew Young’s foundation has pitched an 80,000‑sq‑ft, $100M institute for Vine City and asked Invest Atlanta for $2M to clear site infrastructure. The project would include galleries, a theater and Young’s personal collections.